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Take a picnic amongst the daffodils in spring, while enjoying the views of the house
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As you walk down the Oak Gallery look out for Elizabethan influences
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The house is filled with interesting trinkets, like this Italian ebony casket
A 16th-century house and estate and a treasure trove of history
Originally built as a great Tudor 'power house', The Vyne was visited by King Henry VIII on at least three occasions and later became a family home, cherished by the Chute family for more than 350 years.
Dramatic improvements and changes over the centuries have made The Vyne a fascinating microcosm of changing fads and fashions. The house is filled with an eclectic mix of fine furniture, portraits, textiles and sculpture.
The attractive gardens and grounds feature an ornamental lake, delightful woodlands and flourishing wetlands, a haven for wildlife and water fowl which can be observed from the bird hide.
Don't miss
- Discover 500 years of history in one family home
- Try our free fun-filled family trails
- Find out about the restoration of our walled garden
- Explore our woodlands and wetlands, a rich haven for wildlife
- New this year – orienteering course for all the family
- Enjoy events from outdoor cinema to re-enactment days
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Why not visit us too
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Sandham Memorial Chapel
A beautiful chapel containing Stanley Spencer's visionary paintings.
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West Green House
A delightful series of walled gardens surrounds the charming 18th-century house.
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