Visit to The Vyne (National Trust)

The Vyne is a red brick Tudor mansion built in the 16th century by William Sandys, Henry VIII’s Lord Chamberlain. The Chute family then lived there for 300 years. It retains many historic features including a pre-Reformation chapel, Tudor oak gallery with 16th century woodcarving and neo-Classical hall. The Estate’s tapestries will be back on exhibition by March. Outside there’s seating, formal gardens, an extensive walled garden, sweeping lawns, woodland and lakeside paths to explore plus the usual gift shop, plant sales and second-hand bookshop. The Brewhouse tearoom serves light lunches, soup, sandwiches, cakes etc.

Booking for Members to join this Visit may be done via the booking form sent out with our Newsletter.