Quite possibly the nicest team I’ve ever met. They were really friendly, informative and kind. We went for a brief visit, to learn about Heath’s life and home but came out knowing much more than we expected, thanks to the wonderful staff. What was a side part of our visit to Salisbury ended up becoming the highlight. Would recommend to anybody visiting.

A visit to Arundells is well worth the effort. Most of the staff are enthusiastic volunteers and they are in every room to unobtrusively provide information should you want it. The house is full of Ted Heaths Nic-nacs collected over his life. It’s interesting to see the number of items he was gifted. The gardens are beautiful and are recommended to visit, walk along the way down to see the confluence of the Avon and Nader Rivers.

My husband and I were absolutely mesmerised by Ted Heath's home and garden. The staff volunteers were enthusiastic and an absolute joy to chat with as they were amiable and knowledgeable about his well-lived life. The house has a wonderful display of Heath's yachting memorabilia, music career, and much else. The whole house held one's interest. We could have spent much longer there than the time we had available to us. Indeed, we immediately ordered a copy of his inspiring autobiography. We would highly recommend it!

Very interesting house is just in front of Cathedral, back through a long garden to river bank. Lots of exhibits about China connection. Historical photos with world leaders. The volunteers are knowledgeable and tell interesting stories. Very good value entry with 2 in 1 garden voucher.

The former home of PM Edward Heath, this stop is definitely worth a visit. It is located across the street from Salisbury Cathedral. There is a nominal admission fee, but the house is unique and a very personal commentary on PM Heath. The gardens are phenomenal and extend a long distance from the house. Walking back to the house, the spire of the cathedral (tallest in England) becomes part of the landscape.

What makes this visit so special and the guides. The day we went there were 4 which is incredible for a fairly small building. They were all extremely engaging, knowledgeable and enthusiastic which was great the more so as they must get asked the same questions multiple times a day. The house itself is very interesting but as I say the guides make it special!

Fascinating and surprisingly homely. Excellent and enthusiastic guides in each room. Interesting insights into our former PM which for me made him seem a lot more of a rounded human being with many admirable traits. The staff/ volunteers clearly love working there and make visitors feel hugely welcome and valued. Really worth visiting.

We came upon this house on our way to visit the cathedral. It was a lovely visit. The helpers were very knowledgeable. It was a wonderful house full of interesting things and gave us an insight into Edward Heaths life. We then took a walk in the beautiful garden.

A thoroughly enjoyable visit. The rooms are shown pretty much as they were when Edward Heath was in residence so you have the sense of a lived in house rather than a museum. The visit was enhanced by the friendly and knowledgeable Stewards and the gardens are lovely. Well worth the entrance fee.

One of best house visits we have ever done. All the volunteers were friendly and very knowledgeable, and obviously loved their jobs. To see this lovely house as Ted Heath lived in it made it special and provided insights into the less well known aspects of his life. Don’t miss this if you are visiting Salisbury