Scorrier House

Nestled near Scorrier village, Scorrier House stands as an enduring symbol of Cornish heritage, built in 1778 by mining magnate John Williams and expanded through the 19th century. Set within sweeping parkland and botanical gardens featuring exotic plantings by Victorian plant hunter William Lobb, the estate merges historical grandeur with natural beauty. It offers exclusive hire for weddings, private parties, retreats, conferences, and even festivals—with elegant interiors, luxurious accommodations, and estate facilities including a sauna and swimming pool. Home to the internationally acclaimed Great Estate Festival, Scorrier House continues to blend architectural splendor, industry legacy, and creative vibrancy in the heart of Cornwall.