There is a grand staircase and tapestries, furniture and paintings. There are 17 acres of gardens with orangery, wilderness garden and sunken Dutch garden - also red deer and nature trails. By arrangement only. Free - Maximum group size 40. Home during the Second World War to General George S Patton as headquarters of the American Third Army.
Stables have remarkable plaster-work ceilings.
Gardens enclosed by topiary-work hedges. Hall - Wed and Bank Holiday Mon April to September. The House stands in a Repton landscape and the extensive gardens include a woodland garden, a terraced rock garden and grotto, rhododendrons, azaleas, hellebores, climbing roses, snowdrops and daffodils. There is a formal rose garden, a large walled kitchen garden and the recently restored ice house in the park. 17th century Chapel, tea room.