URPoint Details
Disabled access to ground floor, garden and tearoom only.
One of the finest 18th century houses in Cathedral Close, containing notable plasterwork, an elegant oak staircase, fine period furniture, the important Turnbull collection of 18th century English drinking glasses and a china collection.
The attractive walled garden is enclosed on one side by the great wall of the Cathedral Close.
The garden is based on a design of a central lawn surrounded by paths and herbaceous borders containing a wide variety of plants. Features include a pergola covered in wisteria, honeysuckle and clematis. There is a lavender walk, paved sitting area and garden room, scented plants include old roses and, at the front of the house, is Magnolia grandiflora and myrtle.
- Type:
- Landmark