Newburgh stately home, originally a monastery dating back to 1145, is a picturesque estate nestled within 40 acres of stunning grounds, including serene lakes and ancient woodland. The house, mainly from the 17th and 18th centuries, boasts beautifully preserved period rooms.
In addition to the historic house, visitors can wander through a water garden, admire meticulously crafted topiary, stroll through a walled garden, and explore woodland paths. The wider parkland features a large lake, perfect for leisurely walks or picnics.
For a delightful break, the Old Priory Kitchen Tearoom offers a charming setting to enjoy drinks and indulgent home-baked cakes. Alternatively, guests can savor the ambiance outside amidst the ivy-covered ruins of the Long Gallery.
