Trevenson House, with its origins dating back to 1662, boasts a rich and varied history. Originally built for the Howards, the house was significantly enlarged and rebuilt in 1797 for Thomas Kivell, steward to Lord de Dunstanville. Passing to William Reynolds in 1865, the house saw further remodelling, though the original Edwardian staircase has been beautifully maintained throughout the years. Now home to local businesses, including iCT4, Trevenson House continues to be a vibrant part of the community.

iCT4 provides comprehensive ICT support to over 300 schools across the South West and Midlands, offering hardware and software solutions that drive cost efficiency and enhance classroom learning. They’re passionate about making a positive impact on UK schools and their communities. Learn more at https://www.ict4.co.uk/about

Since acquiring Trevenson House in 2017, they’ve carefully restored this historic 17th-century building, blending its original charm with modern amenities, including high-tech conference facilities. Trevenson House is now home to iCT4, other local businesses, and the charity White Gold Cornwall. Discover the history of Trevenson House here: https://trevensonhouse.co.uk/history/

Managing Director of iCT4, Glyn Pascoe, shared, “We’re delighted to welcome White Gold Cornwall to Trevenson House. Their inspiring work supporting children and young people across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is truly making a difference in our communities.”