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© Arlington Court staff
Explore the 19th-century Greek revival-style main house and servants' quarters
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© National Trust Images/Nadia Mackenzie
See the State Chariot of the Earl of Craven and other carriages in the collection
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© Arlington Court staff
Walk through the kitchen garden to see which vegetables are in season
Notice: The A399 will be closed between South Molton and Blackmoor Gate on various dates from now until the end of June. We suggest visitors journey via Barnstaple along the A361 and A39.
Intriguing Regency house and impressive horse-drawn vehicles
Arlington Court is an unexpected jewel: a complete family estate. The intimate Regency house contains treasures for all tastes, from model ships to shells, all collected by the Chichesters.
Offering incident and contrast, the 19th-century picturesque garden is a perfect place to explore, picnic or play. The walled kitchen garden provides fruit and vegetables for the tea-room and flowers for the house. The tranquil estate, abundant with wildlife, includes an ancient heronry.
The Carriage Museum in the stables has a vehicle for every occasion from cradle to grave. Our working horses keep the story alive.
Don't miss
- Delve into a house full of treasures and secrets
- Discover the romance of carriage travel in a bygone age
- Explore three gardens in one: kitchen, flower and pleasure grounds
- Experience the sights, sounds and smells of our working stables
- Spy on our lesser horseshoe bats with the bat-cam
- Don't miss this year's star: the spectacular Speaker's State Coach