Houses

By the early years of the twentieth century there were only three arable farms based in Trebetherick, out of the six recorded in earlier times….

Grey Ladies was built by Ernest Betjemann, the Poet Laureate’s father, on part of a field known as Well Park, bought from Robert Darell Smythe…

Drumtarlie was built in the late 1930s by Mr and Mrs Greenshield, who owned several acres of land to the east of Fishing Cove Field…

Doom Bar House was built in 1934 for Mr and Mrs Anthony Jeffreys, on land that had formed part of Lower Farm, on Daymer Lane….

Daymer Dunes was built between the wars by Mrs Borrie (Ruth May, nee Downing), who was then living at Daymer Bay House, though she moved…

Daymer Cottage was built in 1987 by Dr Colin Hallward and his wife Diana, on land which was previously the bottom of Whitebays’ garden.  …

Cobb Cottage is one of the oldest buildings in Trebetherick.  The original cottage, as seen from the lane, is uppermost, the rest having been added…

Brayfield was built in 1978 by the Gerrish family, who came from near Reading where Mr Gerrish was a coal merchant.  The first entry in…

Beniguet is one of the houses in Trebetherick which has stayed in the same family for almost seventy years. The house was built in 1934,…