Godolphin House: Discover the extraordinary beauty of Godolphin House and Gardens which offer over 700 years of Cornish history. The privatly owned Tudor and Stuart Grade 1 mansion complete with its Elizabethan stables lies surrounded by very early formal gardens (c. 1500), orchards and spectacular bluebell woods (April to May).
"I can only say that the whole place seems to me, among all the houses I have seen, the most incredibly strange and romantic".
A. C. Benson
Experiance an exciting repair programme on one of Cornwall's most important houses. A unique ooptunity to view the newly repaired and re-set East and West ranges and Stables (c. 1600), funded in part by English Heritage. A garden revival programme is planned in the late medieval Side Garden.
Opening Times are Easter to end of September.
Group tours all year round by prior arrangement, coaches welcome. .
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