14th century courthouse. Only the 2nd property acquired by the National Trust in 1900.
Excellently preserved 17th century mansion. Reputed to be one of the most haunted houses in Britain. Run by National Trust.
Family home of Winston Churchill from 1924 until his death. Excellent collections of mementoes of his career and some of his paintings. Run by National Trust.
Only surviving windmill on the Isle of Wight. Built in 1700 & last used in 1913. Run by National Trust.
Beautiful 18th century mansion set in stunning parkland. Pride and Prejudice film was filmed here. Run by National Trust.
Half timbered Jacobean farmhouse transformed by the Rothschild family into an elegant country house. Run by the National Trust.
Built in 1380 as a farmhouse but used for many different functions across the centuries. Run by National Trust.
Britain's most Southerly mainland point. Home to Marconi's experimental wireless station.
Wonderful collection of mine buildings. The highlight is the impressive beam engine used to pump water out of the mine.
Wonderful home of Agatha Christie decorated as it would have been in the 1950s. Lovely tranquil gardens. Run by National Trust.
Restored 18th century watermill. A previous mill on the site was mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086.
Very iconic landscape. The caves contained grousome evidence of cannibalism from prehistoric times.
Elegantly decorated country estate. Contains the National Trust carraige museum in the stables.
Interesting fortified structure used as a prison. Combine your visit with a walk to Lydford gorge and its waterfall.
Amazing monument signifying the level of sacrifice that British commonwealth soldiers gave in the first world war. The list of names is endless. Get there early for the 8pm ceremony.
Really traditional interior. Great place to enjoy a meal and a few beers.
