Let your imagination run wild in this intimate family home steeped in history. A house spanning the centuries from its royal beginnings in Tudor times to its place as a welcoming retreat full of intrigue …
Let your imagination run wild in this intimate family home steeped in history. A house spanning the centuries from its royal beginnings in Tudor times to its place as a welcoming retreat full of intrigue for you to explore, lose yourself in an era of inspiration with names such as Jane Austen gracing our story. Discover a chapel where sunlight streams in through magnificent stained-glass windows, an ancient Roman ring and a theatrical 18th-century staircase hall. The view from the house steals your breath with the silent beauty of the first hoar frost, the autumnal glow through a misty morning to lazy summer days spent picnicking on the lawn that stretches to a shimmering lake. The gardens are a peaceful escape from the suburban surrounds. Discover secret picnic spots, stroll by the ornamental lake or explore the restored Walled Garden now a working kitchen garden providing delicious, fresh and seasonal produce to our Tudor Tea room.
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Mar 9, 2025
We enjoyed our visit here. A well maintained 500 year old property, with lots of history, plus free on site parking. Great volunteers too.Full review by KingOfTheNorth99
Feb 24, 2025
Lovely place to visit with a house to look round and grounds to explore. Lots of different walk routes through the woods. Walled gardens to explore and lots of wildlife to see on the river.Full review by Nicola Y
Jan 12, 2025
Stopped here during the Christmas displays in the house, Very well done, great for children. House itself was impressive, with some fascinating items & paintings to see. Volunteers friendly & helpful…Full review by emilygI6675IT
Hi planning on visiting the vyne tomorrow we are going by bus,I know its about 30 main walk from bus stop but ate the roads safe to walk along with a buggy many thanks
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Roads are wide enough for two cars to pass, not many long straight stretches so care and attention required. But not enough to put you off going. If the weather is good there are some …
Roads are wide enough for two cars to pass, not many long straight stretches so care and attention required. But not enough to put you off going. If the weather is good there are some lovely walks in the grounds.
This is a bit of an odd question. I recently visited The Vyne, but due a serious of unfortunate accidents I lost all my pictures. I am now creating a photo journal of all places I've visited and have none of The Vyne. Would anyone be willing to share 3-4 images with me. I'd love one pic of the house itself, and then a couple of the grounds (the lake, flowers etc). I'd really appreciate it. Thanks
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Apologies, did not take any myself. Try NationalTrust web site.
Have you got any photos of the bluebells this year?
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Have not been recently, however there are a lot of bluebells out in this area.... North East Hampshire. A good walk is along Basingstoke Canal between Crookham Wharf Bridge and …
Have not been recently, however there are a lot of bluebells out in this area.... North East Hampshire. A good walk is along Basingstoke Canal between Crookham Wharf Bridge and Barley Mow Bridge...you will be hear the Exchequer Pub(Red Mist leisure) and The Barley Mow, independent.
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