Lanhydrock House and Garden

About

Lanhydrock House and Garden, a magnificent late Victorian country house in Cornwall, offers rich history, stunning gardens, and many visitor‑friendly facilities. Home to the Agar‑Robartes family, the house was restored after the 1881 fire and now hosts guided tours, museum displays, and educational programmes. The sprawling estate features formal gardens with magnolias and herbaceous borders, an expansive 890‑acre parkland filled with woodland, heaths, and a picturesque river, cycling routes, a café, a plant centre, and a shop. Visitors can explore the Long Gallery, the genteel house interiors, and the historic parish church, all set within a Grade I listed property. Whether you’re a history aficionado, garden lover, or family looking for a day out, the estate offers activities for all ages.

Highlights

• House
• Formal Garden
• Parkland
• Cycle Trails
• Eating
• Shopping

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

Tickets & pricing