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Unusual Dutch-style house on the Berkshire Downs
Lambourn, Berkshire, RG17 8RE
Book a visitAsset | Opening time |
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House | Closed |
Woodland | Dawn - Dusk |
Entry to the house (main staircase and roof terrace only) is by booked tour only, at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 April - 29 October.
Ticket type | With Gift Aid | Without Gift Aid |
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Adult (18+) | £7.00 | |
Child (5-17) under 5s free | £3.50 | |
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) | £17.50 | |
1 adult | £10.50 |
Dogs welcome on leads in woodland only.
access to house by booked tour only.
Parking 200m from house. Pre-booking essential for visiting. Toilets by visitor reception. Closer accessible parking available on request. Dogs welcome in the woods but must be kept under control at all times. No level access into the house.
Ashdown is a one pawprint rated place. Find out more about bringing your dog here to enjoy exploring Ashdown's woodland together.
A 17th-century Dutch-style house on the Berkshire Downs. Entry to main staircase and roof terrace by tour only, April to October.
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This extraordinary building with the appearance of a doll's house nestles in a beautiful valley on the Berkshire Downs, surrounded by woodland.
It was built by an Earl, William Craven, as a house fit for the queen he loved, Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia in 1662.
Ashdown House is tenanted and when open, access is limited to hall, staircase (100 steps ) and roof.
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