Lanhydrock House

Lanhydrock Bodmin PL30 5AD

Lanhydrock House. The Gatehouse and trees in Autumn colours.-  Copyright Paul  Watts - North Cornwall district councilLanhydrock House is one of Cornwall's grandest houses set in a glorious landscape of gardens, parkland and woods overlooking the valley of the River Fowey.

The house dates back to the 17th Century including the magnificent Long Gallery with its extraordinary plaster ceiling depicting scenes from the Old Testament. Today a total of forty nine rooms are on view and together they reflect the entire spectrum of life in a rich and splendid Victorian household. You will want to allow plenty of time just for the tour of the house. Surrounding the house on all sides are gardens ranging from formal Victorian parterres to the wooded higher garden where magnificent displays of magnolias, rhododendrons and camellias climb the hillside to merge with the oak and beech woods all around. The park and woods, with a network of footpaths running through them provide a variety of walks and a leaflet is available to help you make the most of the estate which extends to nearly 1,000 acres.

Location 5 miles east of Bodmin off A38. Coffee s hop/ restaurant, shop and plant sales, programme of events. Opening hours: Park and House open from 1st April - 1st November daily except Monday when the House only is closed. Disabled facilities Tel:

Property Manager 01208 73320
Restaurant 0120874331
Shop 0120874099

 


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