ARALLAS MANOR

Identity: confirmed — The registry record's primary name and St Enoder, Cornwall location match the documented Arrallas/Arallas manorial settlement and the surviving Arallas Farmhouse in St Enoder. The supplied archival leads independently refer to the Manor of Arrallas and to Arrallas in St Enoder, confirming that this is the same manor rather than a same-named place elsewhere.
Representative point: 50.3476, -4.9785
Basis: supported_manorial_centre — Arallas Farmhouse, National Grid Reference SW 88189 53982, is the surviving named historic farm/manorial centre at Arrallas. Historic sources identify Arrallas as a Domesday manorial settlement, while the farmhouse is an 18th-century listed building occupying the historic settlement site.
Point confidence: medium
Boundary status: representative_point_only
Boundary period:
Boundary confidence: none
Boundary basis: The evidence establishes the manor's historic centre and indicates that its landholdings extended beyond the immediate Arrallas settlement, including holdings associated with St Enoder and references to St Columb and Probus. However, no accessible source supplied a sufficiently explicit manor perimeter or map from which a historically defensible polygon could be reconstructed. The modern Arrallas Estate acreage and the St Enoder parish/tithe material cannot safely be substituted for the medieval or later manorial boundary.
Sources:
- Arallas Farmhouse, St Enoder – Historic England, NHLE 1138347: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1138347 — Identifies Arallas Farmhouse in the parish of St Enoder and gives National Grid Reference SW 88189 53982; describes the surviving historic farmhouse and its date.
- Arallas Farmhouse, St Enoder – British Listed Buildings: https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101138347-arallas-farmhouse-st-enoder — Provides the decimal coordinates 50.3476, -4.9785 corresponding to OS Eastings 188189 and Northings 53982.
- Arrallas – Open Domesday: https://opendomesday.org/place/SW8853/arrallas/ — Identifies Arrallas as a Domesday settlement in Cornwall, with seven smallholders and one slave recorded in 1086, supporting its status as an historic manorial settlement.
- Kresen Kernow, Rashleigh family of Menabilly catalogue: https://kresenkernow.org/SOAP/detail/5cfc70ce-ab85-411b-af5d-3b9d4d5e2bc9/ — Lists the Manor of Arrallas and associates it with St Columb, St Enoder and Probus, demonstrating that the manor's historical territorial interests were not necessarily confined to the immediate modern settlement.
- Kresen Kernow, Arrallas-related title deeds and leases: https://kresenkernow.org/SOAP/detail/e91b5353-6ae7-47a9-a20c-4c11ad7ab38d/ — Describes late-18th- and early-19th-century leases of Trevossoe, Trevosa and Tremoore Grounds in St Enoder as held under the Manor of Arrallas.
- St Enoder Tithe Apportionments: https://www.kernowyon.co.uk/enoder/tithes.html — Provides historic tithe-apportionment material for the Arrallas area of St Enoder, but does not by itself establish the legal boundary of the manor.
Warnings / uncertainty:
- The representative point is suitable for locating the historic manor centre, not for asserting the full extent of the manor.
- No manor polygon is returned because the accessible evidence does not document a complete historical perimeter.
- The approximately 2,215–2,500 acre modern Arrallas Estate should not be treated as the historical manor boundary without examination of the underlying estate maps and surveys.
- The supplied archival surveys, rentals and account records may contain parcel-level evidence capable of supporting a future reconstruction, but their map or detailed contents were not accessible in this research pass.