National Trust - Barrington Court

Really well looked after place to visit with national trust.If you're looking for a nice walk and history of the Manor then this is perfect to visit.We also went to the cafe which is really nice with friendly staff.

Beautiful grounds and fascinating gardens, well worth attending although the house is closed for renovation. Fabulous artisan workshops with very beautiful items.

Went on the guided tour of the history of the house by a very knowledgeable guide. Unfortunately the house isn't open but well worth a visit. Walked round the gardens. There is a bookshop and a few independent shops although I did not visit these they looked interesting and worth a browse.

We only visited the monument when we were here. The gardens we beautiful and well maintained. They are large and had lo see. They are suffering from some problem weeds which they are trying to get rid of.The gardens have a lovely selection of plants and lots to see at any time of year..

What a beautiful place. It has a serenity about it. The flowers were beautiful and so many bees about. I loved the old stables. Photographers paradise.

National Trust's Barrington Court is a delightful historical gem. The Tudor-era manor and its beautifully landscaped gardens provide a serene escape into the past.

We were unlucky with the weather as it was pouring down when we visited but Barrington Court didn't disappoint. The house is closed, what's a pity, but the gardens are stunning, and worst the visit.Lots of beautiful places to chill for a picnic and a small cafe as well.All staff were a wonderful as well.

One of my favourite National Trust estates. Full of history and character. Photos of original gardens and plans throughout the visit.

Possibly not the best time of year to visit although still plenty of colour in parts. The place is stunning in May and June. Rather faded as renovations to gardens and house going on. Car park now moved away so a bit of a walk. Also have stopped having refreshments in the house and started having them in an outside cafe so not quite as 'special' but the house is now used as offices/storerooms, presumably while renovations to the main large house are being undertaken.Need far more outside seating in the garden area. Most benches are taken up with posters and record players roped to them - think that people need them more than posters or recording devices!! Maybe the Trust will consider this for the new season! Also little gazebos/ shelters to sit in if caught in a shower wouldn't go amiss. This place used to be beautiful. No doubt the next spring/ summer will show it off to its full potential.

Such a shame the house is closed for renovation, but there is still plenty to see in the gardens. A pleasant tea room. The shop is one of the best and there are artisan shops too, the goldsmith well worth a visit and so tempted to buy loads of jewellery.