West Wycombe Park |
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The house is one of the most theatrical and Italianate mid-18th-century buildings in England with facades designed as classical temples. The interior has Palmyrene painted ceilings and decoration, and pictures, furniture and sculpture all dating from the time of the 2nd baronet, Sir Francis Dashwood, founder of the Dilettanti Society. He also created the perfectly preserved rococo landscape garden set in the beautiful Chilterns countryside. This property is owned by The National Trust.
West Wycombe village also belongs to the National Trust but West Wycombe Caves and adjacent café are privately owned.
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Tours of house on weekdays
Braille guide
Dogs on leads in car park only
Disabled visitors: designated parking, manual wheelchair (booking essential), open areas of house accessible
West Wycombe village also belongs to the National Trust but West Wycombe Caves and adjacent café are privately owned.
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2 miles West of High Wycombe -House at west end of West Wycombe village on the south side of A40.
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West Wycombe Park Postcode for SatNav: HP14 3AJ
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Days Out near West Wycombe Park
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Places to Visit near West Wycombe Park
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West Wycombe (<1 Mile)*
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Ibstone (4 Miles)*
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Prestwood (5 Miles)*
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Hambleden (5 Miles)*
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Penn (5 Miles)*
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Princes Risborough (6 Miles)*
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