The Luxury Travel Magazine
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In the beautiful county of Cornwall, stands an incredible Grade II Listed building and Parkland. We are talking about Mount Edgcumbe.
World War II caused significant damage to Mount Edgcumbe, which was built in 1547.
Seeing all the aspects of this place that make it unique in its own way is fascinating and teaches a lot about its history. Mount Edgcumbe really does have something for everyone and can guarantee a great day out here in this amazing part of the UK.
Why not go and explore, indulge, adventure or escape at Mount Edgcumbe, the place to make some sensational memories. This destination is open all year round to the public. Explore the coastlines, walk the trails, ride a Segway on the grounds or take some much needed time to browse in our shopping village, or refresh in the restaurant or cafe.
Lets start off with the Gardens. Mount Egecumbe have 13 elegant gardens that show through different layers from the 16th century to their modern Black Bee Reserve. The gardens are as follows; English, French, Italian, New Zealand, American, The Earl’s, Fern Dell, Jubilee, Relic, Deer, Knot, Rose, and The Black Bee Reserve.
A beautiful creation of the Regency period of around 1803. This garden is geometrically designed to truly reflect on this period of time. The flowerbeds are beautifully trimmed and visually appealing, and the shell fountain you see at its center makes it an awesome spot to stop and look at.
This garden was created at the end of the 18th century. Informed with a variation of trees, shrubberies and flower beds style out, the garden reflects truly on the natural English landscape.
It’s obvious by the detail in the picture that the shrubs and trees are ancient yet still alive and flourishing today. Some of which were not native to this land including cork oaks, palms, and magnolias.
Take a historical walk through this decorative and stylish home and take in the fantastic views that surround. The property itself has been an icon for many inspirationally stunning paintings. A number of famous artists came from Mount Edgcumbe house, including Sir Joshua Reynolds, Gerard Edema, and Willem Van De Velde.
Adults: £8
Children: £4
Family: £14 & £18
In the current Covid.19 world that we are in, the access to The House and Earl’s Garden is through guided tours, and we recommend to call in advance to book as they are running at a limited capacity. They are open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday between April to the end of September from 11am-4:30pm. The last entries in the House are at 4 p.m.
Mount Edgcumbe House was built for the views from the inside. There are some beautiful examples of furniture, sculptures and decorative objects, some which are rare and some which were collected by the family over the centuries.
The Orangery has become Cornwall’s greatest wedding venue. Enjoy the stunning views of the Italian Gardens whilst indulging the delicious homemade English cuisine.
A wide array of food items is available, from homemade cakes to afternoon tea bites, and a hearty Cornish roast to a warm and hearty buffet breakfast. The Orangery are here to provide with the best atmosphere in their stylish dining area, the experience of being in such a lovely location, and delving into the food and beverages they proudly serve.
For any other further enquires www.theorangerymountedgcumbe.co.uk
This is a truly wonderful location for The Orangery Garden Cafe. The ultimate venue for all celebrations whether that be weddings, parties, name it and they’ll make it something to remember.
Holidays at Mount Edgcumbe tick the boxes with the picturesque views and the natural woodland and seaside areas. The Rame Peninsula, which is known as the ‘forgotten corners of Cornwall’ and Mount Edgcumbe are truly amazing.
This fantastic destination shows off some cottages and lodges that you can enjoy a luxurious stay in. They all have a certain charm to them that you just can’t resist. With the views over the river and the pretty gardens, it sounds like the ideal holiday escape. The Orangery Lodge is located in the heart of the Country Park. Convenient for making the most out of the days spent here doing activities, sightseeing and taking in the magnificent countryside. A perfect romantic retreat for two and a super stylish and utterly beautiful lodge.
The Orangery Lodge is in no surprise located on the doorstep of The Orangery Garden Cafe. The walks around the Country Park are literally on the doorstep of the lodge, it sounds amazing right? A luxurious breakfast in the grand four poster bed, to chilling out in the garden with a coffee and views. A cosy evening in the lounge room to finish off the day. The Orangery promises high expectations for each visit they get.
These lodges are definitely an escape from the outside world and a place of relaxation.
To book a stay at this lodge in particular, click on this link https://www.classic.co.uk/holiday-cottage/desc-4314.html
