Visited yesterday, 20th May 2013, and was very impressed. The house is well set out with lots of information. The gardens are very beautiful and finding the 'old kitchen' was a lovely surprise. A shame it is not better signed posted as some people in my group missed it. The restaurant, whilst small, was of a high standard and the...
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It would have been worth the £5 entrance fee to have been allowed to walk through the woods covered with bluebells with the sun shining through the trees with their spring green leaves. However, that is only a small part of the story. This is a beautiful garden which has had much time and effort spent on it over the...
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On yet another dull overcast Saturday we decided to look for something local that had both indoor and outdoor options so that the weather couldn't ruin the trip, and looking at the internet stumbled on this jewel that is so well hidden that I'm sure most people don't know it exists.
The look into Edwardian life is enlightening and the...
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This has to be one of the best hidden treasures in the midlands...For just £5.00 you get entrance to a wonderful garden that helps refresh the soul and escapethe maddness of city life...But that is not all for there is still the house to explore and it is well worth a visit in itself...All that and a delightful tea room...plants...
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This is an absolute gem in the middle of the city. Beautiful gardens and bluebell carpeted woods lead to a picturesque lake. Great for birdwatching or just relaxing. Lovely shop selling plants and gifts.
One of the best gardens in England, wood paths, a lake, a nice tea house. An escape from the city in the middle of the city. I work at the university nearby and this is my favourite place to hang out and clear my head.
The restoration of the arts and crafts house back to its former glory is worth a trip. Add interesting garden, full of nooks and crannies, and good friendly cafe. Amazingly peaceful so close to city
Beautiful garden, that we really enjoyed walking round and exploring. Really helpful staff, good cafe and incredibly reasonable entrance fee. I especially enjoyed the cactus house and the rock garden.
it is very soothing, natural and romantic. the best time to visit this place is anytime. we all loved it so much that we spent three hours just walking and taking in the views.
I visited with two teenagers who really enjoyed the Edwardian weekend, sweets, swing the hammer to ring the bell, Punch & Judy... The house is fascinating, I loved the Camera Obscura. I really hope this will be happening again this year :)
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