Discover a Jacobean house with a Medieval hall and lose yourself in the incredibly beautiful gardens and ancient parkland. Fabulous events and …
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Jan 8, 2025
We really enjoyed the lovely grounds and gardens. The house was beautiful and the little tea room was a treat both for the food and the splendid surroundings.Full review by JLBratton
Sep 17, 2024
This is a truly spectacular garden, overseen by head gardener Sarah Lane (who I chatted too briefly) who has really got a grip of this place. Her team of full time gardeners were very positive about…Full review by 736ajbt
Aug 28, 2024
The garden is beautiful, but not a family friendly location. You can only picnic next to the car park (outside of the venue, which is a little embarrassing and not a pleasant experience), also there …Full review by Matthew S
I’m do not think you would be able to use one in the house. Also there would be limited access to the gardens as there are steps down to part of the gardens and some of the paths are …
I’m do not think you would be able to use one in the house. Also there would be limited access to the gardens as there are steps down to part of the gardens and some of the paths are grass ones. I am not sure if they have ramps in the gardens, I didn’t see any when I was there. You could check their website or telephone them for more information on this.
Between April and the beginning of October on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays you can also visit the House (which costs 10 pounds including the …
Between April and the beginning of October on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays you can also visit the House (which costs 10 pounds including the gardens) and the Tea Room is open.
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