Acquired by the National Trust in 1961. Antony is a wonderful 18th century mansion set within parkland with its fine gardens. Situated near the coast in Cornwall, it has been a family home to the Carew Pole family for generations. Read More
Blakeney National Nature Reserve (No Comments)
Extensive salt marsh and dunes, Blakeney National Nature Reserve is famously known for the important seabirds, waders and overwintering wildfowl. The reserve covers some 2711 acres. Read More
Boscastle (No Comments)
Harbour and village on the north Cornish coast with surrounding land owned by the National Trust. Read More
Branscombe - The Old Bakery, Manor Mill and Forge (No Comments)
Restored buildings in working order. Read More
Brean Down (No Comments)
Cliffs overlooking the Bristol Channel with Palmerston Fort, built in 1865, providing a unique insight into the past. Read More
Brownsea Island (No Comments)
An island wildlife haven of woodland, wetland and heath. Brownsea Island is a beautiful setting for walks, picnics and exploring this sanctuary for red squirrels in the south.
The island was also the first ‘test’ camp for Robert Baden-Powell’s Scouts in 1907. Read More
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps (No Comments)
Coastline with dramatic views. The National Trust has rebuilt a staircase down to the beach (which is not National Trust owned). Please be aware that it is unsafe to bathe at any time due to tides. Read More
Coleton Fishacre (No Comments)
The wonderful holiday home of Rupert D’Oyly Carte is set amongst beautiful surroundings in South Devon. Read More
Dunstanburgh Castle (No Comments)
Magnificent ruin on the beautiful Northumberland coastline. Read More
Farne Islands (No Comments)
The Farne Islands are small rocky islands which are home to more than 100,000 pairs of breeding seabirds. These include 55,000 pairs of puffins. The Islands are one of Europe’s most important seabird reserves. Read More
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