Trewwan

Trewwan is a small village located in Cornwall, England. It is situated in the rural landscape of mid-Cornwall, approximately six miles north of Truro. The village is part of the civil parish of St Agnes. Trewwan is characterized by its quiet, residential nature, with a mix of traditional Cornish cottages and more modern dwellings.

Historically, the area around Trewwan has been influenced by Cornwall's mining heritage, although the village itself is not a major former mining centre. The surrounding countryside offers scenic walks and is representative of the agricultural and rolling hills typical of this part of Cornwall. Amenities within Trewwan itself are limited, with residents often travelling to nearby towns like Redruth or St Agnes for shops, schools, and services.

The village's location provides relatively easy access to both the north and south coasts of Cornwall, making it a convenient base for exploring the wider county. Trewwan remains a largely peaceful community, retaining a distinctly rural Cornish character.