An interesting manor house brought to life by the artefacts and furniture on display and the knowledgeable tour guides. The gardens are beautifully kept. This was a group tour and our morning started with a pre-booked coffee/tea and biscuits.

Peaceful village location, interesting museum room with the story of the Washington ancestry, knowledgeable guide spoke of history of family & house prior to visiting the rooms. Spent time the gardens after. Very enjoyable afternoon, only slightly marred by (understandably) not having an open tea room.

I took my daughters at Christmas time to Sulgrave Manor and Gardens. The event was very well organised. Lots of crafts to keep the kids entertained before meeting Santa and beautiful gardens to explore. Worth a visit any time of the year

Sulgrave Manor never fails to make a special event magical whether it’s Christmas or Easter. Children can explore in a safe and beautiful setting. Staff are always helpful. Thank you Sulgrave Manor for some wonderful memories xxx

We had a lovely day out at Sulgrave Manor during July 23 as part of the Gardeners World 2 for 1 scheme. As a previous reviewer has mentioned, we were greeted by a very friendly lady in a gorgeous gift shop. We then listened to an incredibly informative talk in the house and afterwards were left to wander around at our own pace. The house itself isn’t huge but very interesting. There is no cafe, sadly, but they do have tea and coffee on an honesty basis and you can buy cake in their gift shop. We bought a picnic which we ate in the gardens and then wandered round. Again, not particularly large but interesting non-the-less. There was also lots to keep children occupied which was very cleverly done without taking over the gardens. The whole experience was beautifully handled with what must be tricky times for an independent historic house. One small criticism is that they don’t have a guide book, something I hope they will rectify. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Sulgrave Manor stands out for its very welcoming staff and volunteers, the excellent way in which information is presented in each room, and its lovely gardens. The whole place appears well cared for and the introductory talk in the Great Hall was interesting and put the Manor in context. You can take your time looking round and the volunteers are always ready and able to answer any questions. Very enjoyable visit.