A fine Victorian country house with turrets, gardens, arboretum and behind-the-scenes tours.
A great National Trust property. The house is open to the visitors and has much to offer. The gardens and the grounds stretch out to the large estate around the house. The house chapel is very impressive. There is some distance to walk from the car park to the house, and other footpaths around the estate means you can walk for hours. There is a nice cafe by the kitchen garden, but when we came there, there was not much left to buy.
Impressive house and grounds. It's a shame they use some of the downstairs show rooms for storage- there are 27 bedrooms apparently, use some of those - but a very impressive house and rooms that you can see. The kitchen gardens are interesting and if you are early enough you can pick up some vegetables. Some nice walks around the grounds. Cafe/restaurant by the entrance, and a cafe near the kitchen gardens
Great place to visit, lovely house and chapel But toilets stank or urine and were very untidy (ladies and men's ) obviously I understand now why we are told to take bags off backs while walking around the house because of accidents, but I'd want the members to make sure everyone is being told and these rules are upheld for all members and visitors please as we've been to a few properties now and walked around carrying our bags while we've seen others or all ages with bags still on backs
I've lived in Bristol all my life and have never visited. I knew nothing about the history or what it looked like so went with absolutely no expectations. I was blown away! The grounds are beautiful and the house was absolutely stunning. Honestly was so impressed with the house and the volunteers that worked within - super lovely and very knowledgeable. I spent a good 3 hours there but could've spent more exploring the grounds if it wasn't so hot. One thing I would say is that if you are disabled or struggle walking, there is a lot of steep paths and gravel but I did see they have mobility scooters in the entrance.
This is a national trust place in wraxhall, huge grounds with two cafes a orangery with surrounding herb garden, lots of walking trails, there is a vehicle that runs around the grounds for the elderly and disabled to use. We spent 5,hrs there and enjoyed our trip, never been there before but glad we did. Lastly you can also walk around the house to.
First visit and I was impressed. The house is stunning and so impressive close up. Beautiful gardens and landscapes. Expensive if you're not a member,plus they want PS3-PS5 to park on top .Disabled access and pet friendly.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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A great National Trust property. The house is open to the visitors and has much to offer. The gardens and the grounds stretch out to the large estate around the house. The house chapel is very impressive. There is some distance to walk from the car park to the house, and other footpaths around the estate means you can walk for hours. There is a nice cafe by the kitchen garden, but when we came there, there was not much left to buy.
Impressive house and grounds. It's a shame they use some of the downstairs show rooms for storage- there are 27 bedrooms apparently, use some of those - but a very impressive house and rooms that you can see. The kitchen gardens are interesting and if you are early enough you can pick up some vegetables. Some nice walks around the grounds. Cafe/restaurant by the entrance, and a cafe near the kitchen gardens
Great place to visit, lovely house and chapel But toilets stank or urine and were very untidy (ladies and men's ) obviously I understand now why we are told to take bags off backs while walking around the house because of accidents, but I'd want the members to make sure everyone is being told and these rules are upheld for all members and visitors please as we've been to a few properties now and walked around carrying our bags while we've seen others or all ages with bags still on backs
I've lived in Bristol all my life and have never visited. I knew nothing about the history or what it looked like so went with absolutely no expectations. I was blown away! The grounds are beautiful and the house was absolutely stunning. Honestly was so impressed with the house and the volunteers that worked within - super lovely and very knowledgeable. I spent a good 3 hours there but could've spent more exploring the grounds if it wasn't so hot. One thing I would say is that if you are disabled or struggle walking, there is a lot of steep paths and gravel but I did see they have mobility scooters in the entrance.
This is a national trust place in wraxhall, huge grounds with two cafes a orangery with surrounding herb garden, lots of walking trails, there is a vehicle that runs around the grounds for the elderly and disabled to use. We spent 5,hrs there and enjoyed our trip, never been there before but glad we did. Lastly you can also walk around the house to.
First visit and I was impressed. The house is stunning and so impressive close up. Beautiful gardens and landscapes. Expensive if you're not a member,plus they want PS3-PS5 to park on top .Disabled access and pet friendly.
