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Therfor you can now see a unique blend of historic architecture with 1930s design. In the 1930s millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld transformed to house. It was a Royal residence during the Tudor period and future King Henry VIII grew up at Eltham Palace. Visit the website → Eltham Palace photo: Tom ParnellĪ unique manor house where Medieval, Tudor and Art-Deco blends together. Newark Park is now owned by the National Turst an open to the public on a daily basis.

In the 20th century the house fell into disrepair but American architect Bob Parsons renovated the house to its former glory. The Tudor country house in Gloucestershire was originally built as a hunting lodge between 1544-1556. Visit the website → Newark Park photo: Nancy The house and gardens are open to visitors Sunday-Friday.ĭid you know you can also visit Thomas Hardy’s homes? You can read all about it in the Writers’ Houses in England post. Thomas Hardy frequently visited the house and even wrote a poem about it. The restaurant offers dishes with products from the kitchen garden. The Tudor house has Elizabethan gardens and a kitchen garden. One of the finest examples of a Tudor Manor House in England. Visit the website → Athelhampton photo: Gerd Eichman The palace and grounds are open to visitors.

King William III rebuilt the palace so now the castle is in Tudor and Baroque style.

James’ Palace are the only surviving palaces owned by Henry VIII. It was later given to Henry VIII and it became one of his favourite palaces. This Royal palace was built in the 16th century for Cardinal Wolsey. Hampton Court Palace photo: David Stanley Wherever you live in England, a historic Tudor house is nearby. I have selected the 26 best Tudor Manor Houses in England that you can visit. There’s a wide range of Tudor houses that you and your family can visit. Whether you want to visit a Royal Tudor house, a historic house museum or one of the oldest ancestral homes in England.

Many of these Tudor manor houses in England can be visisted. To Tudor houses owned by the noble families of England. From Tudor Manor Houses owned or visited by the Tudor Kings and Queens. England is packed with characteristic Tudor Manor Houses.