A grand Georgian mansion built in 1785 for the 1st Lord Berwick, with a picture gallery by John Nash and a collection of Regency silver and Italian furniture. The National Trust is restoring the rooms with the help of visitors.
The deer park and woodland walks along the River Tern, and the walled garden, make a good day. Shrewsbury is nearby.
A medieval castle of red stone built by Welsh princes, perched on a ridge above famous Italianate terraced gardens, laid out over 300 years ago and p…
A Victorian house built in the 1880s for a paint manufacturer, filled with one of the best collections of Arts and Crafts design and Pre-Raphaelite a…
A massive castle built in 1295 by Edward I to control the Welsh border, the last of his castles still lived in until 2004.
A country house that tells the story of the people who worked as well as lived in it: the Yorke family painted and wrote poems about their servants, …
Fifteen acres of gardens in leafy Edgbaston, laid out in 1832, with four glasshouses, from tropical rainforest and subtropical to Mediterranean and a…
A wonderfully crooked Tudor manor house of black and white timber framing, surrounded by a moat.
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