Interesting but a bit betwixt and between. The family were ironmasters and so lived in reasonable luxury. But they were also quakers, so the luxury was kept to a bit of a minimum. There are some nice rooms to see, some very nice, if fairly functional mahogany furniture. The houses themselves are bigish and well built. The Darbys didn't really do opulence. So, it felt a bit like my Nana's house, full of old stuff, acquired and never thrown away.