Discover Attingham's hidden home in the Mansion

Ever wondered what lies beyond the ‘Private’ signs? Discover the surprising story of Attingham’s hidden home - a two-storey apartment in the Mansion.

These private apartments were once used by Teresa, 8th Lady Berwick (1890-1972) and more recently were home to the late Mr Edwin D. Cohen, a retired stockbroker and collector.

Tours are running daily from Saturday 10 February until Sunday 3 November 2024. They cost £5.00 per person (£2.50 aged 14-16) and last around 45 minutes. Normal Admission applies.

Booking is recommended due to limited tour numbers. Pre-bookable online with spare tickets available from Visitor Reception. Tours start in the Picture Gallery and last around 45 minutes. Not recommended for children under 14 years old.

Online bookings close at 8am on the day of the tour.

Good to know before you book:

• Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 14
• There is no lift to the apartment
• We kindly request no filming or photography
• Access involves climbing up and down a spiral staircase
• The nearest toilet facilities are in the west pavilion of the Mansion
• Places on the tours are limited due to narrow corridors and room layout
• House and Grounds Admission charges apply for non-members of the National Trust
• There are 8 spaces per tour and starting times are: 11am, 12pm, 1.30pm and 2.30pm
• It is a 10-15 minute walk or buggy ride to the Mansion, so please arrive at least 15 minutes before your tour to get to the Mansion.
• Bookings close at 8am on the day of the tour. Any spare tickets will be available from Visitor Reception.