The original Georgian property was built in the 1830's as the Caerhays village rectory and always known as 'The Vean'. It had sadly fallen into a poor state of repair when it was sold by the Church Commissioners to the Caerhays Estate in 1948 and then became completely derelict.


The Vean has now been rebuilt and restored to it's former glory using many of the materials and features of the original home. Full of style and history, the building is on an identical footplate to the original rectory and uses it's cut granite front facade and exterior stone walls which have been lovingly saved and restored.


Use the numbered links to the right to view photos of the restoration, and how it looks now, ready for guests to enjoy.