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| This modest semi-detached house was the family home of grocers William and Florence Straw since 1923, and is remarkable because the Straws' sons preserved it almost unaltered till it came to the National Trust in 1990. The original interior provides a rare glimpse into interwar middle-class life. | | | | Blyth Grove is a private road; there is no access without advance booking. There is a car park with picnic area for visitors opposite the house. Please come to reception at 5 Blyth Grove at your allotted time. Max. of 24 allowed in house at any one time. No groups on Sats | | | | Guided tours Average length of visit: 1hr 30mins. General guided tour£. Out of hours tours£ | | | | Coach parking No coach parking, drop-off point 100yds. Nearest parking: The Baulk, a road opposite, 100yds. No access to Blyth Grove as no turning space | | | | On site catering No catering available. Tea and coffee can be provided at £1 per head | | |
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