A large, light Palladian dining room was decorated to illustrate the Williamsons' residence during the Georgian era. The walls are covered with hand-painted wallpaper from China, which includes some images of Avebury and reflects Williamson’s status as a well-travelled man of importance.
The south library, now the Billiard Room, was originally created out of a service room by the Jenners. It has been furnished with cosy armchairs where visitors can sit and read, or play a game of billiards, just as the Jenners' guests could have done in the early 20th century.
Avebury Manor Garden
This delightful garden is arranged as a series of 'rooms', each with a different character, including Kitchen Garden, Topiary Garden, Lions Walk, Church Garden, East Garden, Half Moon Garden, Orchard, Monks Garden and South Lawn.
This year you will find (on sunny Summer days) picnic blankets and steamer chairs available for you to use in the Church Garden, why not bring a book and take some time out in this tranquil place.