Tyntesfield, Wraxall

Tyntesfield, Wraxall, Bristol BS48 1NX

This large country house was built in 1813 for John Seymour and bought by William Gibbs in 1843. The Gibbs family built their fortune trading guano, a fertiliser made from South American seabird droppings. William Gibbs extensively remodelled the house, from a simple Regency style to a High Victorian Gothic style. The house has survived with almost all its Victorian fittings and retains much of its original hot-air heating and ventilation system.

Opening Arrangements

Every day except 24 and 25 December.

Admission Charges

• Adult: 20
• Child: 10

Parking Spaces

370

Parking is situated outside the Visitor Building and away from the Mansion House.