The 14th-century granite stone building known as Carn Brea Castle in Cornwall, England was extensively renovated in the 18th century to serve as a hunting lodge for the Basset family in the manner of a castle. It is now a grade II listed property. The building is used as a restaurant by private individuals. The castle is a tiny stone folly that has been romantically embellished in the gothic, medieval style. With an embattled parapet and four rectangular turrets encircling a core of equal height ... (Read More)