Tyntesfield is a spectacular Victorian country house and estate, situated on a ridge overlooking the beautiful Yeo Valley, inspired and remodeled by John Norton in 1864, for William Gibbs, a successful merchant.

The mansion, an extraordinary Gothic Revival extravaganza, bristling with towers and turrets, survives with its original Victorian interior intact, an unrivalled collection of Victorian decorative arts, an insight into life below stairs and a sumptuously decorated private Chapel. It is surrounded by 200ha (500 acres) of landscaped gardens, kitchen gardens, park, farmland and estate buildings which include a home farm and sawmill.

19th-century estate for the 21st century, bringing alive the conservation process recently saved for the nation by public generosity
Working kitchen garden that has been brought back to life.
Home to four generations of the Gibbs family, Tyntesfield contains everything from grand Victorian designs to 20th-century objects.