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- 19th-century estate now being restored for the 21st century; bringing alive the conservation process
- Once in a lifetime opportunity to witness the restoration of a grand Victorian estate – complete with rooftop viewing tower
- Home to four generations of the Gibbs family, Tyntesfield contains everything from grand Victorian designs to 20th-century objects
- Walled kitchen garden full of produce and flowers
 | As the conservation project progresses, the rooms open may vary. For up-to-date information about which areas of the house are open, please call the Infoline. At present facilities onsite are basic and temporary. Entry to the property and car park cannot be guaranteed on busy days |
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Wednesdays, only gardens open. Open Good Friday. Last admission to house 1 hour before closing. Free flow entry by timed ticket. Entry cannot be guaranteed on busy days. Rooms may close for conservation work |
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0844 800 4966 (Infoline)
01275 461900
Email: tyntesfield@nationaltrust.org.uk
Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets): £10.40 (£9.45), child £5.25 (£4.75), family £26 (£23.60). Groups (£8.85). Gardens: £5.25 (£4.75), child £2.60 (£2.35), family £13.10 (£11.90). Reduced rate when arriving by cycle, on foot or public transport |
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