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Attraction Information
Nunwell House and Gardens is the only private country house on the Isle of Wight that is open regularly to the public, and is a beautiful old house with an amazing history, set in 5 acres of lovely gardens.
The house is of great architectural and historic interest, and it has been a family home since 1522! It was here that Charles I was hosted by Sir John Oglander, on his last night of freedom and you can still see the Parlour Chamber in which they met. It is an interesting patchwork of architecture from different eras, from the earliest, built in the 15th century, to the Victorian music room added in 1906!
There are a number of beautiful panelled rooms, full of antique furniture, plus exhibitions with information about the Aylmer family (who now own the home), and their military connections.
The gardens include a rose garden, a walled garden, a Long Walk, a lily pond, a woodland garden, and a fountain, which came from Crystal Palace. There are also 2 pleasant bay tree lined avenues, plus an arboretum of flowering fruit trees. There are some lovely spots for a picnic, with wonderful views to enjoy.
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Opening hours
May 30th through July 7th
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
August 28th and 29th September 7th - 23rd
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 13:00 - 16:30
Pricing
Adult: £7.00
Accompanied Child (under 16): £2.00
Garden entrance: £4.00
Travel & Contact Information
Address
Coach Lane, Brading, Isle of Wight, PO36 0JQ, England
Phone number
01983 407240
Map
Website
Click here to visit Nunwell House and Gardens' website.FAQ & Additional Information
Yes, there is parking onsite.
No, there are no toilets available.
No, there are no baby changing facilities.
Nunwell House and Gardens has not told us if you can bring a picnic.
Yes, there is an onsite restaurant and snacks are available.
No, Nunwell House and Gardens is not wheelchair friendly.
No, Nunwell House and Gardens have stated they are not pushchair friendly.
Nunwell House and Gardens has not told us if they are dog friendly.