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Greatwood House was built in 1840 as a private residence by the family who owned Trelissick. It has been put to a number of uses over the years including a market gardening estate and a hotel. In the 1970's it became derelict and was subsequently converted into flats. It has since gone full circle and been restored into a single large residence.
It was while this beautiful building on the banks of Carrick Roads was a hotel that 27 people set out on a fine Sunday morning never to return when the ship they were on, The Darlwyne, sank off Fowey on July 31, 1966.

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