📜 16th-century country house, home to Charles Paget Wade's vast collection of handcrafted objects. A National Trust property in the Cotswolds, known for its eccentric displays and featuring over 22,000 handcrafted items and Arts and Crafts gardens.

Why Go

✨ Explore over 22,000 unique items collected by an eccentric gentleman
🌳 Wander through Arts and Crafts gardens designed as outdoor rooms
🎭 Discover unique thematic rooms like ‘Dragon’ and ‘Hundred Wheels’ 🧐 Gain insight into a passionate collector's vision and life
🚶‍♂️ Experience a "treasure hunt" atmosphere, not a traditional museum

Why Avoid

♿ Limited accessibility inside the historic manor due to its layout
🚶‍♀️ Gardens involve a hilly 500-yard walk from reception crowded during summer weekends

Tips

🎟️ Book timed entry tickets in advance to secure your slot
🗓️ Visit on weekdays or during spring/autumn for fewer crowds and seasonal beauty
🥾 Bring appropriate footwear for potentially muddy walking trails
🚗 Combine with a visit to nearby Broadway Tower or Broadway village

Cost

💰 Adults from £13.00, children from £6.50, family tickets available.

Hours

🕒 Daily 11am-5pm (last entry 4pm), closed Fridays except bank holidays; seasonal variations apply.

🅿️ Parking Free car park, 500 yards from Manor and Garden. Six EV charging points available (bring own cables). Motorhomes over 5m require 24hr advance booking, not accepted in August or on bank holidays.

🚻 Toilets Accessible toilet near reception and café.

🐕 Dogs Allowed on short leads in visitor reception, shop, outside café, picnic area, orchards, wildflower meadow, second-hand bookshop, lawns and terraces. Assistance dogs only in formal gardens and inside the manor.

♿ Accessibility Designated disabled parking and accessible toilet. Braille and large print manor guides available. Wheelchairs available. Virtual tour and pictures available. Garden is a 500-yard hilly walk from reception. Manor access on tarmac path with slope, narrow corridors.