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Clevedon Court
Medieval manor house and 18th-century terraced garden with wide views of the Mendip Hills
Tickenham Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 6QU
Garden only
Ticket type Gift aid Standard Adult £6.00 Child £3.00 Family £15.00 1 adult, 2 children £9.00 House and garden admission
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Assistance dogs only
Assistance dogs welcome.
Car park
Parking is free for visitors. Owing to the space available, the car park is not suitable for caravans, motor homes or other substantial vehicles. There is alternative parking in a cul-de-sac 90 meters from the entrance heading towards Bristol on the B3130.
Café
Clevedon Court has a café available by the car park serving hot drinks and snacks, provided by Fawn Coffee.
Toilet
Toilet facilities available.
Mobility parking, 40 yards. Free car park is on a grass slope. Toilets. Assistance dogs welcome. Many steep steps and slopes to terraces; narrow and loose gravel paths, some cobbles. No accessible route to terraces. No wheelchair accessible toilet.
Braille (guide or menu)
Narrow corridors
Designated parking
Parking is free for visitors. Owing to the space available, the car park is not suitable for caravans, motor homes or other substantial vehicles. There is alternative parking in a cul-de-sac 90 meters from the entrance heading towards Bristol on the B3130.
Steps/uneven terrain
Large print (guide or menu)
Wheelchairs available
By road
on Bristol road (B3130), signposted from M5 exit 20
Parking: free, 50 yards. Unsuitable for trailer caravans or motor caravans. Alternative parking 100 yards east of entrance in cul-de-sac
By train
Yatton 3 miles
By bus
services from Clevedon to Bristol, and Yatton to Clevedon
By bicycle
Highlights
Manor house
Clevedon Court is opened and managed on behalf of the National Trust by the Elton Family
Terraced garden
Grade II-listed 18th-century terraced garden. South-facing and protected from the wind.
Places to stay
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Chaplain's Lodge
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Summerhouse Cottage
On the Tyntesfield estate, this former hunting lodge has an octagonal summerhouse and farmland views.
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About Clevedon Court
A 14th-century manor house nestled between Bristol and the North Somerset coast with rich literary connections to Tennyson and Thackeray.
The property boasts an 18th-century terraced garden, described by Gertrude Jekyll as ‘one of the noblest ranges of terraced walls in England’. It rises up the sheltering hillside behind the house and is protected from the wind, making it a peaceful paradise to pause and recharge.
Clevedon Court was built in 1320 by the de Clyvedon family and was purchased by Abraham Elton in 1709. It was passed to the National Trust by the Elton family in 1961. It contains some unique collections, including Eltonware, the studio pottery made on the premises by the 8th Elton baronet, a roomful of Nailsea glass bought by the wife of the 9th baronet, and a group of industrial prints collected by the 10th baronet.
History
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History of Clevedon Court
Clevedon Court is an outstanding 14th-century manor house with an 18th-century terraced garden. Discover more about the history of its residents.
Art and collections
Clevedon Court’s objects and collections
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