Boskenna

Boskenna is a place name, most notably associated with a specific location in Cornwall, England. It primarily refers to Boskenna, St Buryan, a historic estate and now holiday accommodation in the parish of St Buryan, near Land's End.

The name "Boskenna" is of Cornish origin, likely derived from bod (dwelling, house) and a personal name, possibly "Kenna" or a similar variant. Therefore, it suggests "Kenna's dwelling" or "Kenna's house".

Boskenna, St Buryan, features a notable manor house and associated grounds. It has a history dating back several centuries, and records indicate ownership by various families over time. The estate has historically been involved in agriculture and, in more recent times, tourism. It's a popular location for those seeking accommodation in a rural Cornish setting.

Beyond the estate in St Buryan, the name "Boskenna" may appear in other, less prominent, geographical contexts within Cornwall, reflecting the prevalence of Cornish place names throughout the region. However, Boskenna, St Buryan is the most widely recognized usage of the name.