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The house, at the end of a 200-yard long driveway, was owned for four centuries by the Tregew family

Historic Harlyn House, near Padstow, Cornwall

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A mansion that boasts some of Britain’s best views

Historic Harlyn House commands incredible views of nearby Constantine Bay

Grade II-listed Harlyn House has an asking price of £3million — Grade II-listed Harlyn House

Historic Harlyn House was owned by just one family for over 400 years

Property was only sold for the first time in 1856 and then again in 1947 — Property was only sold for the first time in 1856

The mansion boasts 31 rooms, 10,000sq ft of space and features dating from the medieval, Jacobean and Georgian periods

The Grade II-listed property stands in five acres near Padstow, Cornwall and commands breathtaking views of nearby Constantine Bay.

It has 31 rooms, 10,000sq ft of space and features dating from the medieval, Jacobean and Georgian periods.

The house, at the end of a 200-yard long driveway, was owned for four centuries by the Tregew family.

In the 15th century Richard Tregew was an MP for the area. His son Gregory Peter, whose initials are found on the gateposts was High Sheriff of Cornwall.

It passed through the family until John Tregew, who was also a High Sheriff of Cornwall, put it on the market in 1856 as he had no heirs to leave it to.

It was bought by the Hellyar family who used it as a working farmhouse.

The house, at the end of a 200-yard long driveway, was owned for four centuries by the Tregew family

In the 15th century the house's first owner was an MP for the area

The property was put on the market in 1856 after the final Tregew had no heirs to leave it to

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Tuesday, 3 October 2017

15th century mansion with stunning views

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