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Whittington Court
"Whittington Court is a small Tudor manor house with Jacobean and later additions, set in beautiful Cotswold countryside."
Address: Whittington, Cheltenham GL54 4HF, UK
State: Gloucestershire
City: Cheltenham
Zip Code: GL54 4HF


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Reviews
We were very disappointed with this visit, having looked forward to seeing the interior of an Elizabethan manor which is rarely open to the public. The house and garden are potentially very attractive, but we all felt that little effort was put in to prepare them, even dust the furniture or remove modern stereo sets and other bits and pieces around the house, which seemed incongruous and could easily have been hidden for the brief period of its opening. The talk by the daughter was very interesting and honest, but the lady owner was unnecessarily abrupt and unwelcoming when asked politely for some information. With a little more care and preparation from the owners, the experience could be vastly improved.
Relaxed experience with members of the family sharing their thoughts and knowledge. Lovely example of Elizabethan and early Jacobean architecture and furniture. Still a family home, has a lovely feel to it. Lots of little touches. Wonderful tea and cakes!Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
A marvellous example of a family home that is also a Tudor/Jacobean Manor House with a fascinating history. The original house interior feels to be just as it always has been; certainly not National Trustified. The family and volunteer guides were friendly and informative. And the tea and cakes served overlooking the medieval moat were delicious.
This is a lovely house and my husband and I found the people so friendly and helpful. Fantastic tea. It was a pleasure to talk to the Polish and Ukrainian visitors. I will be booking uo some block printing.Visited onWeekday
We visited in August and hopefully plan to go again in April this year. It was a fantastic experience, the hosts were very informative and welcoming, the house was architecturally interesting and full of little quirks. Would recommend!Wait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNot sure
An outstanding property and an outstanding visit. The family living in the house are welcoming and manage to integrate their life-style with the proprietorial obligations towards a significant historic property containing an eclectic collection of fascinating artifacts. The cakes and tea were excellent. Everything was well cared for and appropriately maintained. Far more interesting than a meticulously manicured, sterile museum piece!
We visited today as a group of 6. Having paid £25 to get in, we were really disappointed - the property hadn't been prepared for visitors the gardens were very overgrown, the house was very dusty/untidy and the items to look at are pretty random and often unrelated to the house's history. To top it off, the elderly female owner was one of the rudest people we've encountered and we're a very friendly bunch! Her daughter, on the other hand, was a delight as was her son on the door. Until the property is done up, has a polite proprietor and there is a clear story to tell, our view is that it's not ready for public visitors.
In the early 1970's my parents rented the second floor. It was lovely. I'll never forget the church bells ringing just outside our window every Sunday.
Good to have a look round, disappointing though the garden is not much to look at, lots of cobwebs in the house lots of dead and live bugs on windowsills and coffee mugs need a good wash
This place really doesn't match up to what their website makes it out to be!! The owners really need to invest in a management company to run it, undertake basic maintenance in the house and more particularly, the gardens, and bring the experience of an Elizabethan house back into something more intetesting?! Sorry.
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