Pencarrow

Pencarrow is a Grade recorded nation house in north Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It is arranged three miles 5 km eastsoutheast of Wadebridge and three miles 5 km north northwest of Bodmin. Sir John Molesworth, the fourth Molesworth baronet, began the development of Pencarrow during the 1760s, expanding a huge more seasoned house on the site, and it was finished after his demise in 1766, by his child, the fifth baronet, additionally Sir John Molesworth.

The planner was likely Robert Allanson. The underlying rebuilding of the house may have started around 1730, as the Palladian style of the house was to some degree out of mold by the 1770s when a significant part of the work was finished. Another piece of information is that the symmetry of the south and east facades isn't coordinated by any symmetry in the inside arrangement, perhaps in light of the fact that the design of the building's rooms restrained the pivotal symmetry related with the Palladian style.