There are very few residences of prime Ministers of the United Kingdom open to visitors. This was Sir Edward Heath's last home and probably the one most closely mirroring his tastes. The problems with the trustees have been well documented in other reviews. They do a disservice to Sir Edward's memory and wishes and to those interested in the history... More

We had the services of 2 excellent guides for our tour, who provided a fascinating insight into the history & contents of the house. The garden looked beautiful & you were able to spend as much time there as you liked after the tour had finished. Worth every penny of the £10.00 charge. Apparently will get very busy now so... More

Really enjoyed the guided tour. Would like to see more of the house opened up and a tea room at the bottom of the garden to relax and take in thos fabulous views. More

Only small groups are allowed in and you had to book well in advance. It's small and you only get to see the ground floor. It was interesting to see the photos of the world leaders on the piano and be able to sit on the same sofa as them. More

Arundell House has been given a reprieve of a year, but the trustees are itching to shut it down if it doesn't attract enough tourists. It is in a lovely position in the famous close , start off in the garden and admire the Cathedral from a unique position. A peaceful garden with the River Avon at the bottom. Inside... More

We had high expectations of Arundells but I have to say we were a little disappointed. To my mind the entrance fee is a little on the high side and you will only get to see four rooms with neither the kitchen or upstairs open to visitors. The first room is just about totally devoted to sailing which is fine... More

Arundells was the home of former Prime Minister, Sir Edward Heath until he passed away in 2005. The beauty and peace of the house and its gardens, with magnificent views across to Salisbury Cathedral, becomes obvious on arrival as it was clearly a very well-loved home too. The excellent guides speak so knowledgeably of Sir Edward and his time in... More