Tredudwell Manor

 

The Queen Anne manor house itself dates back to 1705. The property has been lovingly renovated and as you arrive along the sweeping driveway, you will marvel in the splendour of the authentic stone exterior. A grand country residence, Tredudwell Manor not only makes for a beautiful backdrop, but it is also available for small, intimate weddings. With four reception rooms, each equally as attractive with a décor reminiscent of another era, couples can choose which space suits for the civil ceremony and evening celebrations.

 

Tredudwell Pavilion is a beautiful new addition to the venue, that’s in keeping with the Listed manor house. Constructed with Cornish stone, wood and a slated roof, the Pavilion fuses old with new, promising couples the perfect platform to marry. Combining the flexibility of a modern building, including bi-fold doors to modulate the size of the rooms according to the number of guests, and incorporating traditional design elements, such as south-facing French windows that overlook the countryside. The granite terrace provides the perfect spot for a drinks reception in the sun, while the impressive, draped canvas ceiling and beautiful chandeliers bring a feeling of grandeur to the venue. Simply put, Tredudwell Pavilion is a wonderful contemporary setting and an ideal blank canvas for brides and grooms to make their own.

As the night draws in, the couple and a few close family members and friends can retire to the luxurious en-suite bedrooms within the house. Each decorated differently, but all boasting an elegant interior design, the bedrooms offer cosy and comfortable accommodation.