The Tremayne Hall, with its distinctive clock tower, stands at the centre of the village of Mylor Bridge behind Mylor Stores. It is a grade 2 listed building that was built in 1827 by a local benefactor and landowner, Sir Charles Lemon of Carclew Estate. It started as a poorhouse, providing a home for local paupers, but later went on to become a village school, a church hall and finally a village hall. The building is still leased from the Tremayne family, who inherited the building in 1868. It has undergone various modifications and most recently, has received a complete restoration, completed in October 2007 thanks to generous grants and donations (see supporters page). The Hall is organised by a Management Committee.

This is how the Tremayne Hall looked before the restoration: -