This 19th-century Victorian country house is situated in Cornwall, England, and features an impressive collection of art and antiques. The house boasts an eclectic mix of styles, with Gothic, Renaissance, and Arts and Crafts influences evident in its architecture and decor. The interior showcases a vast array of artifacts, including paintings by famous artists, antique furniture, and rare ceramics. The surrounding gardens are equally impressive, with a variety of plants and flowers, a woodland walk, and a beautiful lake. Visitors can explore the house and gardens, taking in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Lovely gardens with lots of space and great for a picnic. The house is also worth seeing but they are currently carrying out conservation work so I'm sure it will be better to visit after that is completed. There are lots of grounds including cycling routes that are free for non NT members to enjoy. Large car park but it is quite a walk from the car park to the house and gardens although there is a shuttle buggy than runs between the two.
The estate certainly makes an impression as you arrive. The buildings are stunning and the grounds equally so. Easy to access and get around with good facilities. You can easily spend a few hours here as there is much to explore. If you're in the area I highly recommend a visit.
One of the biggest and most interesting national trusts we've visited in a long time. Loved the conservation experience which meant we got to see the ceiling up close. You can see so much of the house and it felt like it was atill preserved in a very true to life way. The gardens and grounds were amazing, so much care and attention must be needed to keep them looking so good. The usual good quality cafe, although we timed it well as long queues after we left. Highly recommend
Such a big beautiful place! So many trails and different terrains. There's a cool abandoned swimming pool with some beautiful dragonflies. This occasion was especially amazing as we spotted a couple deer as well as what could possibly be "the beast of bodmin moor". It was up on the field behind the manor house.
It has enormous gardens with ample walking/cycling trails and beautiful house. It shows the rooms and lifestyle of the family that used to live there. Beautiful architecture. It's well worth the visit if you're a National trust member. It has a cafe as well and second hand bookshop.
Interesting house, staff dressed in period costume gives a lot of atmosphere. We particularly enjoyed viewing the restoration of the ceiling plaster decoration which is quite fascinating. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the grounds are very scenic.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
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Lovely gardens with lots of space and great for a picnic. The house is also worth seeing but they are currently carrying out conservation work so I'm sure it will be better to visit after that is completed. There are lots of grounds including cycling routes that are free for non NT members to enjoy. Large car park but it is quite a walk from the car park to the house and gardens although there is a shuttle buggy than runs between the two.
The estate certainly makes an impression as you arrive. The buildings are stunning and the grounds equally so. Easy to access and get around with good facilities. You can easily spend a few hours here as there is much to explore. If you're in the area I highly recommend a visit.
One of the biggest and most interesting national trusts we've visited in a long time. Loved the conservation experience which meant we got to see the ceiling up close. You can see so much of the house and it felt like it was atill preserved in a very true to life way. The gardens and grounds were amazing, so much care and attention must be needed to keep them looking so good. The usual good quality cafe, although we timed it well as long queues after we left. Highly recommend
Such a big beautiful place! So many trails and different terrains. There's a cool abandoned swimming pool with some beautiful dragonflies. This occasion was especially amazing as we spotted a couple deer as well as what could possibly be "the beast of bodmin moor". It was up on the field behind the manor house.
It has enormous gardens with ample walking/cycling trails and beautiful house. It shows the rooms and lifestyle of the family that used to live there. Beautiful architecture. It's well worth the visit if you're a National trust member. It has a cafe as well and second hand bookshop.
Interesting house, staff dressed in period costume gives a lot of atmosphere. We particularly enjoyed viewing the restoration of the ceiling plaster decoration which is quite fascinating. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the grounds are very scenic.
