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Rodmarton Manor

Supreme example of a house built and all its furniture made according to Arts and Crafts ideals.

Rodmarton, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6PF

Rodmarton Manor in Gloucestershire

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Free admission to members of Historic Houses when you show a valid membership card.
Free admission to members of Historic Houses when you show a valid membership card.
Facilities
  • Accessible loos
  • Accessible parking
  • Cafe / restaurant
  • Free parking
  • Mostly wheelchair accessible
Accessibility
  • Guide dogs welcome
  • Wheelchair ramps/routes
  • Accessible parking
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Rodmarton Manor is a unique Arts and Crafts Manor House containing furniture made locally and with a stunning early 20th-century garden.

The house and garden were designed for the Biddulph family by Ernest Barnsley, whilst his brother Sidney was the principle furniture maker. This house, although post Industrial Revolution was a return to earlier times with local materials, hand tools and craftsmanship.

Work started in 1909, stopped from 1914 to 1919 because of the First World War before the house was finally completed in 1929.

Visitors today will see original interiors, furniture, ceramics, ironwork and textiles all made in the early 20th-century by followers of the Cotswold Arts and Crafts movement such as the Barnsleys, Gimson, Waals, Alfred and Louise Powell. The original garden layout persists in the 8 acre garden with terrace, topiary, herbaceous borders and walled garden.

Opening Times

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Rodmarton Manor is a historic house and garden located in Gloucestershire, showcasing Arts and Crafts ideals. Below are the detailed opening times and visitor information for 2026:

Winter 2026 Garden Openings

The garden will be open in February 2026 on the following dates:

  • Friday, 6th February
  • Saturday, 7th February
  • Friday, 13th February
  • Saturday, 14th February
  • Friday, 20th February
  • Saturday, 21st February

On these days, the garden opens at 1:00 PM.

Regular Opening Times (May to September 2026)

The Manor (house and garden) will be open on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Bank Holidays from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, starting from 2nd May and ending on 30th September. Please note that the last entry to the house is at 4:15 PM.

The tearoom will be open during public opening times, serving teas, coffee, and homemade cakes.

Admission Prices:

  • House and Garden: £15 for adults, £7 for children aged 5–15
  • Garden only: £10 for adults, £5 for children aged 5–15

Members of Historic Houses may visit free of charge under the Members Access Scheme.

Note: The Manor will be closed on Saturday, 5th July 2026.

Private Group Tours

Private guided tours of the house and garden are available by prior appointment and outside of public opening times. The following charges apply:

  • House and Garden: £18 per person (minimum group total of £360)
  • Garden only: £10 per person (minimum group total of £200)
  • Guided tour of the garden: £60 per 20 people (in addition to the entry fee)

Refreshments can be organized for groups of 20 or more, with options such as morning coffee (£2.40) and tea and cakes (£6.00).

Additional Information

Rodmarton Manor is available for film locations, small functions, and school visits. There are WCs in the grounds, and wheelchairs can access the ground floor of the house and most of the garden. Photography is not permitted inside the house, and dogs are not allowed.

For group visits, please inform the Manor if arriving by coach or car and ensure payment is made no later than the day of the visit. Payment methods include BACS, credit card, cheque, or cash.

Contact Information

Rodmarton Manor, Rodmarton, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6PF
Tel: 01285 841442
Email: [email protected]

Admission

Historic Houses members visit for free on normal open days.

House & Garden

£15 per adult £7 per child 5 – 15 years old

Garden Only

£10 per adult £5 per child 5 – 15 years old

Group Visits

The Manor is open for private, guided tours for group bookings by prior appointment.

The charge is £17 per person subject to a minimum group total of £340.

Refreshments can be arranged – prior notice required.

For further details plese contact – [email protected] or 01285 841442

Educational Visits

We welcome visits from primary and secondary schools to see the house in garden.

Please get in touch with us at – [email protected] – or on 01285 841442 to find out more and arrange.

Accessibility
  • Guide dogs welcome
  • Wheelchair ramps/routes
  • Accessible parking
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Let us know here

Getting here

Rodmarton, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6PF

In Gloucestershire just off the A433 between Cirencester and Tetbury.

Kemble station is 3 miles away with regular trains from London Paddington. There is a local bus service to Rodmarton village.

rodmarton on map

A few years ago, a member of the Royal Family visited Rodmarton Manor. They were wearing hobnail boots which marked the wooden floors, but my grandmother did not dare tell him off!

Rodmarton Manor grounds border

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