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A little disappointed by the house as you can only look around the ground floor main rooms. The rooms you can explore are stunning and full of exciting history though. The gardens are glorious. There is a walled garden which is a great place to stop off and have a packed lunch. The main gardens of t
We had a lovely morning and afternoon exploring this site. Lots to see and loads of space to explore.
The house is extremely impressive, one of the best weve seen and its such a shame there aren't enough volunteers to open the upper floors at the moment as we would have loved to see more of it.
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Had a great day out at Knightshayes. The gardens are beautiful. Lots of walks are available, and some pushchair friendly walks too.
The house was stunning, just a shame that only a few rooms on the ground floor are available to look around. Would have been nice to go upstairs and see the views.
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What a spectacular area this is. The house itself is lovely, but the grounds are the show here.
The house is built in a gothic style, with a handful of rooms available to look at. Apparently upstairs is viewable, but there is a lack of staff at the moment to be able to do that. Volunteers on standb
Truly amazing! It's one of the best National Trust houses. The interior was highly decorative and well presented. The ceilings were mesmerising and full of details. Everywhere you look, there would be something to admire. The kitchen garden was so so when I was there, but the formal garden area was
Stopped here on my way from Lincolnshire to Plymouth, lovely place.
Its a National Trust property and free to members
Large areas of parking which is spaced up a hilly area, quite a walk back down to the entrance, there is a courtyard with shop and a cafe, then the house is a short walk along with t
Beautiful grounds and gardens, especially the walled kitchen garden. House is dark and slightly oppressive inside but the quality and craftsmanship of fixtures and fittings is eey impressive. From other visits, the trees alongside the drive are beautiful in autumn. £14 pp to enter the house a bit s
Another wonderful National Trust experience.
As we approached up the long winding drive, we were treated to a glimpse of Knightshayes court as we made our way to the car park behind.
Plenty of parking and clear direction to the entrance.
The entrance to the house was through the old stable block, w
Interesting National Trust property with beautiful gardens. Endless space for walking. The house is in a neo-gothic style with amazing ceilings. But the gardens are the star - we particularly liked the Garden in the Wood.
The quirky gothic style house is definitely worth a visit. We spent a lovely morning here and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves . Although only a few rooms can be visited it is still worth a visit and we found it all very interesting. The ceilings are very unusual in the house and the grounds are beauti
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