York's 'country house and garden', this grand Georgian mansion with an impressive baroque interior exhibits over 100 18th-century portraits in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery.
Built in 1716, the house has remarkable cantilevered stairs, exceptional wood carving and an unusual central corridor. There is a fully equipped Victorian Laundry, a delightful walled garden and interesting wooden sculptures.
Most rooms have no electric light. Visitors wishing to make a close study of the interior and portraits should avoid dull days early and late in the season

To write a review, you must Sign In first.
Copyright © 2012 Yahoo!7
All rights reserved.