Description
Mompesson House is a homely and welcoming 18th-century Queen Anne townhouse in Salisbury’s Cathedral Close, Wiltshire, United Kingdom. It featured in the film Sense and Sensibility and has been home to many different families over the years. The house reflects the history of the city and cathedral, offering visitors a glimpse into elegant Georgian living.
Inside, visitors can admire fine 18th–19th century furniture, porcelain and one of the finest collections of English 18th-century drinking glasses in existence. Outside, the tranquil walled garden with traditional herbaceous borders and pergola offers a peaceful retreat. The property also features a garden tea-room serving light bites and drinks, as well as a second-hand bookshop with a wide selection of modern and antiquarian books.
Garden prices are: Adult £1.00, Child £0.50, Under 5s Free, Family £2.50, and 1 Adult with up to 3 children £1.50. House and Garden prices are: Adult £11.00, Child £5.50, Under 5s Free, Family £27.50, Group Adult £10.45, Group Child £5.23, and 1 Adult with up to 3 children £16.50.
With its calm garden and historic interiors, it offers a relaxing and cultural day out. The tea-room and bookshop add to the welcoming atmosphere. It is a perfect place to enjoy history, architecture and peaceful surroundings in the heart of Salisbury.
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