Brilliant. Well worth visiting. A really interesting place. We were welcomed with a free face to face introduction by a very knowledgeable guide. Then we could walk around the hall at our leisure. The Hall has a fascinating history dating back well over 500 years. There are a really large number of excellent exhibits, all signposted and explained.

A warm welcome was received from the lady in the south wing which had the gift shop and entrance. The house was interesting and it was possible to see how it had evolved over time . The house was furnished with numerous items and belongings collected by the owners from their extensive travel around the world in the late nineteenth and twentieth century.. Only negative point was the volunteer person who was on duty in the dining room on the day of my visit. I was visiting as a solo and the lady was in conversation with a couple when l entered the room and when finished the lady ignored me and started a conversation with a couple who entered the room about 3 minutes after me . Bad manners. Left a poor impression.

Well worth a visit. A knowledgeable guide tells you about the history of the 14 century house, who has lived there and about the furniture. Very pretty small garden at the rear is well worth visiting. There is a small shop as well

This is a lovely building dating from the 14th century and has a fascinating history. One of the volunteer guides gave a brief explanatory talk and told us that until 16th/17th century the building would have had open fires and no chimney. You can still smell the smoke in the upper room! Twin military brothers lived in the house last century and their influence on the building is told well by the guide and contents of the house. This helps bring it to life. I really enjoyed this visit; actually it is much more interesting than the Guildhall across the road