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Tyntesfield
Attraction
4.6 (4127 reviews)
A fine Victorian country house with turrets, gardens, arboretum and behind-the-scenes tours.
Wraxall, Bristol BS48 1NX, UK
$$$$$
+44 1275 461900
Did You Know?
Unusual Fortune
The vast wealth used to build Tyntesfield was amassed by William Gibbs through the guano trade, importing bird droppings from Peru to be used as fertilizer, a highly lucrative business in the 19th century.
Victorian Masterpiece
Tyntesfield is a quintessential example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture, showcasing intricate stonework, turrets, and stained glass, designed by architect John Norton.
Saved by Public Appeal
In 2002, a massive public appeal successfully raised over £25 million, enabling the National Trust to acquire Tyntesfield and prevent its contents from being dispersed, preserving it for the nation.
Grand Private Worship
The estate features a remarkably elaborate private chapel, designed by Arthur Blomfield, which is almost cathedral-like in its scale and intricate decoration, reflecting the Gibbs family's devout faith.
Highlights from Reviews
• Beautiful Grounds & Gardens
The estate features extensive, immaculately maintained gardens and parkland, offering numerous scenic walks and stunning views.
• Impressive Historic House
The grand Gothic house is beautifully preserved, rich in Victorian history, and filled with fascinating architectural details and interiors.
• Knowledgeable & Welcoming Staff
Staff and volunteers are consistently praised for their friendliness, helpfulness, and deep knowledge of the property's history.
• Excellent On-site Facilities
Visitors benefit from good amenities including pleasant cafes, well-stocked shops, ample parking, and a dedicated children's play area.
• Mobility Assistance Available
A mobility bus and electric vehicle are provided to help less mobile visitors navigate the extensive and sometimes hilly grounds.
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