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Antony House & Garden WebsiteGuided tours On-board coach welcome. Introductory talk Coach parking On site catering Restaurant, waitress service, 30 covers in east wing. Lunches and teas can be staggered for larger groups Childs Menu. Most areas of the House and Ground are accessible for wheelchair uses. Please contact in advance to check any specific requirements.
£5.80, child £2.90, family £14.50, family (1 adult) £8.70. Groups £4.90, child£2.40. Antony garden only: £3. Woodland garden (not NT)*: £4, child free. Woodland garden season ticket: £20. Combined garden-only ticket: £4.80, child £2.40. Groups £4. *NT members free only on days when house is open
House: 3 Apr–31 May 07 1:30–5:30 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 3 Jun–30 Aug 07 1:30–5:30 Tuesday Wednesdsay Thursday and Sunday 4 Sep–31 Oct 07 1:30–5:30 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Shop/restaurant: As house 12:30–5:30 Woodland garden: 1 Mar–31 Oct 07 11–5:30 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday Open Bank Holiday Mondays. Last admission 45mins before closing. Bath Pond House can only be seen by written application to the Property Manager, on days house is open
Torpoint, UK
PL112QA
Twenty-eight acres of gardens in a beautiful natural setting surround one of the finest 18th century houses in Britain. Both garden and house being now owned by the National Trust, although the adjacent woodland gardens of around another 60 acres belong to the family trust, and are also open to the public. The impressive silver-grey stone house features some fine displays of paintings and treasures belonging to the generations of the Carew family. Although the house can be viewed in the colder months, the best time to visit Anthony House and Gardens is of course Spring and Summer, to really make the most of what the truly spectacular gardens have to offer. Guided tours are available but the duration of the average visit is usually about two hours, just long enough to enjoy a leisurely picnic on magnificent lawns that sweep down to the River Tamar, a stroll through the woods, which boast many species of indigenous and exotic trees, and a Cornish cream tea in the delightful Cafe in the East Wing of the House.
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