The pre-rafailite murals alone make this a must visit, combined with all the other outstanding art will blow you away.will be back again and again

We had a wonderful afternoon here. The house is in lovely condition as you expect when this wealthy family live in it half the year. In some ways, it is a collectors’ gallery with noble Lord’s acquiring fine artefacts to decorate their home and show...More

We spent a very pleasant couple of hours here - first in the house which is lovely and very interesting with the Farringdon Collection. It was a shame about the rather unfriendly austere lady stewards though. We then had a stroll through the different sections...More

Buscot opens at 2pm and as we were there in good time, had to wait in a short queue to get tickets, which are required even for NT members who are free. The car park is quite convenient for the ticket office, then there is...More

Gardens were beautifully groomed with a lovely undulating walking layout encompassing many objects of interest. The planting was varied and interesting, particularly in the walled garden. Was nice to think that it is still a used family home. Room fact sheets were very informative. Ecclectic...More

One of the last National Trust properties not visited in a rough hours drive from Milton Keynes. It is a large house but you will not get to see all of it as I guess the occupants live in the upper rooms and the basement...More

I visited on the promise of the paintings in the collection at Buscot House. Works by the big names, Rembrandt, Botticelli, Rubens are almost eclipsed by the incredible vivacity of Murillo's Triumph, that hangs above the stairs to the first floor. The Burne-Jones Sleeping Beauty...More