Marble Hill House: A magnificent Palladian villa set in extensive riverside parkland, built for Henrietta Howard, mistress of King George II, set in 66 acres of parklands.
Coach House Cafe is open March-Oct but closed Mon-Tue in March.
WCs at cafe, accessible WC on ground floor of house. Access to shop via ramp. Level access to Coach House Cafe
Access to house: North front door with ramp opened for wheelchair users (please ask at ticket office entrance). Two steps at ticket office. One wheelchair avaliable in house. All ground floor accessible. Staircase to first floor; assistance may be required. Several chairs provided. NB On upper floors, floors are too highly polished for assistance dogs.
Access to park: 66 acres of level ground, nearly all accessible on tarmac path or fairly smooth grass.
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