Oxburgh Estate

This is in the top two of the best National Trust properties in East Anglia as the Medieval Moated Manor House is so unique, beautiful and breathtaking in its idyllic and picturesque setting. The interior of the house is just as spectacular and excellent as the exterior with beautifully exquisite wooden cabinets with lovely details on them and also some excellent portraits to view. The other items of note in the interior are some enamel copper plaques that date back to the 1600s which have outstanding of pictures on them and also room where The Oxburgh Hangings are on display that were created by Mary Queen of Scots and The Bess of Hardwick and The Oxburgh Hangings in particular the best items in the House as the details and colours are magnificent and also blend in very well with each other along with the fact that they are in fabulous condition. The other areas of note in the House is the room with the all the bookcases as there is so many great objects that blend in very well with the bookcases and also the room with the tapestries as the tapestries have fantastic detail and transition magnificently with the other items that are present. The walk around the moat is also marvellous is another fantastic highlight as you can enjoy wonderful and lovely views of The Medieval House in its moated setting, which sets it apart from other National Trust properties and also makes it unique and iconic as well as prominent from other National Trust properties. Also you walk along the moat you can also the magnificent brick built architecture of the Medieval House, which is sumptuous and breathtaking and amongst the architecture there are some lovely heraldic coat of arms to see, which appear in great condition. The grounds of the property are just as brilliant as the house with The French Paterre of particular note with a great transition of colour from the border plants and also the Orchard being particularly colourful with the blossom in the Spring and great in the Autumn when the fruit is present and the blossom blends in well with the Cowslips that are present. The other magnificent areas of the grounds are the Kitchen Garden with the Rhubarb on display and other plants on display, The Wilderness with it's lovely carpeted display of Bluebells and also the excellent Chapel and The Home Covert with the peaceful tranquil Woodland. There are also some lovely walks to enjoy through the Wilderness with the bluebells on display and also nice walks through the Home Covert with it's tranquil surrounding and the Oak Yard which offers spectacular views towards the House and the Moat. Strong footwear is advised through the parkland as it does get seasonally muddy in places. There is a cafe at the property offering a variety of food at reasonable prices and also a gift shop with a great array of gifts at affordable prices. Overall this is a magnificent and enjoyable place to visit and enjoy a very unique National Trust property in a picturesque setting and also see spectacular building architecture of a Medieval House.