Tregenna Castle and Estate

ST. IVES, CORNWALL
Tregenna Castle
DOMESTIC AND OUTDOOR OFFICES
Coachhouse and Stabling premises
The Farm Premises
THE KITCHEN GROUNDS AND PLEASURE GROUNDS
Woods and plantations
THE PARK
Numerous Farm Houses and Homesteads
Several Dwelling Houses, Cottages
470 ACRES
£1,668 PER ANNUM
THE MANOR OF DINAS IA AND PORTH IA
LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES

To be sold by auction on
31 October, 1871

Description

This is a large format booklet published by the auctioneers, Messrs. Driver of London. It contains a map (not seen yet) marked to show the bounds of the property. All the property concerned is in the parishes of St. Ives and Uny Lelant and totals about 470 acres freehold which was sold as one lot. Also included are the manor of Dynas Ia & Porth Ia which are described in great detail including all the leaseholders, lives and tenants—virtually a census of St. Ives for 1871 which can be compared with the official census. Also included, are some details of the manor of Lelant & Trevethow, some Mine Setts owned by the estate and some leasehold property held under Lord Wellesley

The vendor is not stated, but presumably the sale occured on the death of the head of the STEPHENS family. The eventual purchasor of the castle was the British Transport Board who turned it into the Tregenna Castle Hotel (which is still there) but haven’t yet discovered what happend to the rest of the property.

Abstract

[YES] I am happy to provide full details of any property to researchers. Thanks are due to Mike Kiernan for providing the source material.

The Western Hotel

Also dwelling houses, public houses, cottages, lands and premises in the town of St. Ives, Treloyhan and Chyangweale

No. on Plan Description of Premises Tenant Remarks
At TRELOYHAN
Pt.1639 Dwelling house and garden James RICH Yearly Tenant
In LITTLE TREGENNA
1686
1687
Dwelling house and garden Stephen PENBERTHY Do.
1685 Two dwelling houses and gardens Christopher NICHOLLS
Richard BOTTRELL
Do.
Do.
1688
1689
1689a
1684
1682
1683
Two dwelling houses and gardens John JENKINS
Widow CHELLEW
Do.
Do.
In ST. IVES TOWN
The Fire Engine house in Fore Street [Note, this is mentioned and accounted twice]
1324
1186
The MANSION HOUSE in Tregenna Place and Fore Street (a capital old-fashioned stone-built residence), with ground floor and one floor above, now used as the office of the estate, and as the dwelling house of the baliff or sub-manager; with front garden and also a kitchen garden and summer house and premises on the other side of Fore Street Thomas WILLIAMS and in hand Do.
Adjoining the above Mansion House and forming part thereof is a dwelling house and shop in Fore Street with stable and loft Ann Williams WALL 14 years from Lady Day 1865
Also adjoining is a Fire Engine House St. Ives Lighting Inspectors Tearly Tenancy
Also adjoining the said Mansion House is a dwelling house in Tregenna Place Samuel THOMAS Yearly Tenant
The “CASTLE” Public House situate in Fore Street St. Ives with rear premises Matilda WEARNE Do.
The “VICTORY” Public House situate in Fore Street St. Ives and a room adjoining the “White Hart” George RICHARDS
George RICHARDS
7 years from Christmas 1865
Yearly tenant
Part of dwelling house adjoining ditto Emanuel BRYANT
Dwelling house near the Wharf and over a fish cellar out on a lease to Mrs. HOCKING Vacant
Adjoining are two dwelling houses Thomas HODGE and Mrs. HUMB Do.
A small dwelling at Bunker’s Hill and over a fish stoor out on a lease to Captain TREWELLA Vacant
Two small dwellings and a fish store below situate in the Digey William WILLIAMS
Captain WILLIAMS
Jane BARBER
Do.
Do.
Do.
Nearly joining the above and in the Digey is a fish store and small dwelling above Captain RICHARDS
E. ROWE
Do.
Do.
Three small dwellings in Virgin Street excepting two rooms at the rear which are out on a lease to Mr. ROUSE William STEVENS
Matthew STEVENS
John DAVENNY
Do.
Dwelling house in Polkinghorne Lane George CHAPMAN Do.
A small dwelling also in Polkinghorne Lane Richard TREVETHNICK Do.
Adjoining in Polkinghorne Lane is a dwelling house and garden let out in three tenements, but one is empty Eliza COOK and others Do.
Also a stable adjoining, also empty Vacant
Also in Polkinghorne Lane is a small dwelling Miss JOHN Yearly Tenant
The Lime House or shed in St. Andrew’s Street and a carpenters shop over In hand
Thomas WILLIAMS

Do.
Small dwelling house in St. Andrew’s Street (late Matilda CARES) William NANKERVIS Do.
1163 Garden in St. Ives Town Thomas BAWDEN Do.
Dwelling house and cellar James BRYANT Do.
Ditto Chy-an-chy Grace SANDERS Do.
At the rear of the Wesleyan Schools is an old building now in ruins and which is to be taken down and the site let for dwellings Vacant
The Electric Telegraph Posts in various places in St. Ives and Uny Lelant Electric Telegraph Company
1313 The WESTERN HOTEL with coach house, stables, yard and prenises situate in Gabriel Street, St. Ives Richard HODGE 7 years from Michaelmas 1866
1189 Garden in St. Ives (late SINCOCK) Lord WELLESLEY Yearly Tenancy
In CHYANGWEALE
42 and 43, cottage, garden and plot Sampson BAMFIELD Yearly tenant

Undivided Lands

This concludes the freehold property. There follows a detailed description of the Manor of Dynas Ia and Porth Ia including all the leaseholders, lives and tenants.

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