A National Trust property well worth a visit. There is a small army of extremely helpful and knowledgeable volunteers to answer questions and impart their knowledge. Having the organised talk before you visit the house is very worth while as it sets you up well...More

Met up with friends here as it was a halfway point for us all, wish I hadn’t of bothered. I just should of kept driving

Interesting property once belonging to William Morris. The house still contains the original furnishings and really shows how they lived in the 1930’s and gives an insight to the life of the Morris family. We enjoyed taking to the guides who were all friendly and...More

A beautiful view of how one of the richest people of his time, William Morris founder of the Morris car factory, lived relatively very soberly. National Trust property.

One of the most enjoyable visits to a fairly modern property. The talk given was full of interesting information and inside the house has been left full of its owners things as they were when the trust took it over. William Morris was a truly...More

A must visit if in area, the property is small and is as it was when Lord Nuffield died (of Morris minor fame) I particularly liked the tool cupboard in his bedroom, (if only I could have one) nice garden and a wonderful welcome by...More

Despite the weather , only a plague of locusts could have made it worse! National Trust staff Simon and volunteers made us really welcome. The house is amazing a proper time warp and a fascinating inside into another world !