Towneley Hall, set in 180 ha (445 acres) of beautiful parkland, was the family home of the Towneley’s for nearly 500 years. Today it is a museum and art gallery, ... read more
Titsey Place's construction as we see it today, dates from 1775, however parts of the house go back to the Tudor period. The historic house contains a fine collection ... read more
Tissington Hall was built in 1609 by Francis FitzHerbert. Today it is the home of Sir Richard and his family. The House is not only open on 28 published days, but also ... read more
Tintinhull House is a 17th century house, surrounded by mainly an early 20th century garden, including a working kitchen garden, secluded lawns, colourful ... read more
Threave House is surrounded by a 607 ha (1,500 acres) estate and 26 ha (64 acres) of gardens. The estate was developed in 1867 by William Gordon, after he had acquired ... read more
Thorp Perrow Arboretum, created by Colonel Sir Leonard Ropper (1895–1977) in 1931. Continued by his son, Sir John and his wife, Niki, it is considered to be one of ... read more
Thirlestane Castle, dating back to the 16th century, is Family Home to the Duke of Lauderdale. Open to the public, it is one of the finest castles in Scotland and still ... read more
Theobalds Park, Cedars Park, covering 19 acres, was the site of the former Theobalds Palace, a favoured residence of James I and where Charles I spent much time during his ... read more
The Weir Garden is a 4 ha (10 acres) wildlife garden at the riverside of The River Wye. It belongs to the grounds of New Weir mansion. The estate was bequeathed to the ... read more
The Walled Gardens of Cannington are located within the grounds of a medieval priory, and were officially opened in 2009 by HRH the Earl of Sussex. The garden includes a ... read more
The Walled Garden at Cowdry, has been redesigned and restored on the basis of a Tudor Pleasure Garden. It is the creation of award-winning Jan Howard, who is leasing ... read more
The Vyne was built for Lord Syndys, Lord Chamberlain of Henry VIII. It belonged to the Chute family from the 17th century until 1956, when its last Chute owner, Sir ... read more
The University of Leicester Botanic Garden & Attenborough Arboretum cover 6.5 ha (16 acres), and comprise the grounds of four houses, merged into a single entity. The ... read more
The Tudor House and Garden has a fascinating history and provides us with rich insight into the lives of people in Southampton over the last 800 years. is home to a range ... read more
The Solutation was built and designed in 1911-1912 by Edwin Lutyens, in Dutch-Queen Anne style. It was commissioned by the Farrer family as a weekend home and country ... read more
The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens cover 72 ha and were developed by the English horticulturist (1905 – 1985). The estate, with Jermyn's House at its centre, dates back ... read more
Sandringham is the much beloved country retreat of Her Majesty the Queen and is since 1862 home of four generations of British monarchs. The Queen opened Sandringham to ... read more
The Red House is one of the earliest and finest examples of the Arts & Crafts style. It was built in 1859 for William Morris, and designed by Philip Webb. It contains ... read more
The Plantation Garden, covering 1.2 ha (3 acres), was started in 1856 by Henry Trevor, a prosperous upholsterer and cabinet maker. He transformed an old chalk quarry ... read more
The People’s Palace, located in the historic Glasgow Green and dating back to 1898, tells the story of Glasgow's citizens daily life from 1750 to the present day ... read more