Lutyens, the Lloyds & the Legacy
Great Dixter House and Gardens, Northiam · 23 February 2027
Image: Great DixterA one-hour guided tour of the Lutyens wing at Great Dixter House and Gardens in Northiam, led by a Senior Guide. It shows the collaboration between Lutyens and the Lloyds and how the family used each room, from the entrance and kitchens to the first floor family bedrooms and the Yeoman's Hall. Booking is required, and the tour suits visitors interested in architecture and the history of the house.
Highlights
- Led by a Senior Guide, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm on 23 February 2027
- Explores the Lutyens and Lloyd collaboration across the house
- Covers the entrance, kitchens, first floor bedrooms and Yeoman's Hall
Getting there
Great Dixter House and Gardens, TN31 6PH
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