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Find out when Knightshayes is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.

Step into a Merry and Bright Christmas, where sparkling lights illuminate the house and gardens.
Sparkling lights fill the house and gardens with seasonal cheer, creating a magical journey for all the family. Rich Gothic Revival interiors are transformed with bold colours, festive decorations and playful games.
This year, pupils from Bolham Primary School have worked with an artist to create handmade decorations spreading joy throughout the property.
The ground floor of the house will be open and decorated for Christmas between 28 November and 3 January (closed 24, 25 & 26 December). Find out more.

The property and café will remain open until 7pm on 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 December, giving you the chance to enjoy the full splendour of the illuminations after dark.
Christmas lights illuminate the house, pool garden and magnificent trees, casting reflections, colours and sparkle across the winter landscape.
Outside, follow a festive trail through the gardens with family-friendly games and challenges designed to bring everyone together in the spirit of the season. Every day from 18 November to 2 January (Knightshayes is closed 24. 25. 26 December).

Off for a stroll around the gardens? Pick up a hot drink and festive snack to keep your hands warm, from hot chocolates with all the toppings to freshly-baked mince pies. Or warm up with a light bite for lunch in our Stables Cafe.
Nestled within the characterful Victorian stables, the shop offers a warm and welcoming retreat brimming with festive inspiration. Discover beautifully curated collections – perfect for finding that special gift.

Find out when Knightshayes is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Discover the formal and woodland gardens at Knightshayes in Tiverton, Devon, laid out as eight separate areas plus a walled kitchen garden.

Delve into over 200 years of history at Knightshayes. Discover the Heathcoat-Amory family history, how the house and garden was designed and developed, and Knightshayes’s sad connections with the Second World War.

There are acres of parkland to discover at Knightshayes. It's a great place for the whole family to explore with room to roam with plenty of hidden corners to discover.
