An example of a 15thC manor house with antique furniture and needlework. Home of gardening writer the late Christopher Lloyd. The house is restored and the gardens were designed by Lutyens.
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House & Garden adult(Adult)
Price: £8.00
House & Garden child(Child)
Price: £3.50
Garden only(Concession)
Price: £6.50
Opening
01 Apr 2010 to 25 Oct 2010Tuesday 11:00-17:00
Wednesday 11:00-17:00
Thursday 11:00-17:00
Friday 11:00-17:00
Saturday 11:00-17:00
Sunday 11:00-17:00
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Open outside normal opening times by appointment
TIC staff admitted free
Blue Badge Guides admitted free
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Great Dixter, birthplace, home and passion of gardening writer the late Christopher Lloyd was built c1450 and boasts one of the largest surviving timber-framed halls in the country. Of particular note is the antique furniture and needlework collection. Sir Edwin Lutyens was employed to restore the house and gardens in 1910. The gardens are now the hallmark of Christopher Lloyd, with a variety of clipped topiary, wild meadow flowers, mixed borders (including the famous Long Border), ponds and the exuberant Exotic Garden. Plant nursery and gift shop.
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