National Trust places in Cornwall

Elegant early 18th-century Queen Anne mansion with formal gardens and woodland on the Tamar estuary.

Historic harbour village on the north Cornwall coast set in a dramatic cliff-flanked inlet.

Iconic clifftop tin mine ruins and UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Cornish coast.

An impressive Iron Age hillfort near Callington with views across the Lynher and Tamar valleys.

Dramatic north Cornwall coastline with towering sea stacks legendarily used as a giant's stepping stones.

Medieval manor house on the River Tamar with tapestries, terraced gardens and a historic quay.

Subtropical valley garden with a famous laurel maze tumbling down to the Helford River.

Romantic Tudor estate near Helston with reclaimed gardens and Cornish mining heritage.

Beautiful headland with lighthouse, sandy beaches and seal colony on the north Cornwall coast.

Spectacular Lizard Peninsula beach with turquoise waters, serpentine rock stacks and hidden caves.

Grand Victorian country house near Bodmin with extensive gardens and riverside parkland.

An elegant 1753 Georgian town house in Launceston, Cornwall's ancient capital.

Restored clifftop tin mine with the oldest working beam engine in Cornwall.

Cornish estate surrounding Loe Pool, the county's largest natural lake, steeped in Arthurian legend.

A dramatic sandy beach with twisted cliffs and waterfalls near Bude in North Cornwall.

Scenic Roseland Peninsula headland with a 19th-century lighthouse and wartime gun battery remains.

Tidal island off Marazion with a medieval castle, subtropical gardens and a causeway passable at low tide.

14th-century stone longhouse in Tintagel with a famously wavy roof, once a Victorian post office.

Subtropical garden above the Fal estuary with exotic planting and sweeping river views.

Subtropical garden near Penzance with rare plants, walled gardens and sweeping views across Mount's Bay.

Hidden Elizabethan manor near Newquay with ornate plasterwork and a Cornish apple orchard.

Iconic clifftop tin mine ruins near St Agnes, part of Cornwall's Mining World Heritage Site.