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Moated family home with mainly Victorian architecture and fine collection of furniture and art. Extensive gardens and arboretum.
| 2019 Opening Times (1 Apr 2019 - 30 Sept 2019) |
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* Numbers are restricted and prior booking is essential.
Compulsory guided tours last approximately 90 minutes on specified dates and times between Apr and Sep.
Please note; there are no refreshment facilities.
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