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Paycocke's House and Garden, Coggeshall

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#31 of 117 in Parks in Essex

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By Paul H On March 27, 2018

Friendly welcome NT site..lots to see plenty of history not a large site but cafe and garden.. note lots of small rooms and stairs.. lots of things to study and read about.. Note... no car park ... we... more »
By emuslushy On November 16, 2017

This NT house is an interesting property, with a very nice garden. It is bigger than it looks from the outside and full of character inside. There was a very informative and friendly tour guide on the... more »
By Newburyboy On November 3, 2017

This is a wonderful old house and so full of fascinating history with friendly National Trust staff and volunteers who are only too pleased to tell you more. It is modest in size, has a lovely garden ... more »

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By Sasch Mayer On August 29, 2017

Built at the start of the 16th Century, as a wedding present, Paycocke's is as charming an example of Tudor-era architecture as you could wish for. Painstakingly restored, the house itself is a maze of rooms and stairs, with ornate woodwork at every turn. If you're into late medieval history and architecture, this really is a must-see property. Paycocke's gardens are also of a decent size, with numerous places to sit and lounge on a sunny day, and the coffee shop serves excellent baked goods. Well worth taking a couple of hours to see, if you're exploring this picturesque village. Pro-Tip: Parking is scarce around this property, and indeed throughout the village itself. You're best off leaving your car at the nearby National Trust - Grange Barn, as your ticket for Paycocke's also covers entry to that property.

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By Church Stretton On August 27, 2017

fascinating building in a lovely village. tea room has nice cakes too.

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By Rosaly Lopes On December 12, 2015

Delightful and well preserved house. A great thrill for me to visit as I am a descendant of the Buxton family, so this is kind of an ancestral home. Don't miss the gardens!

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By Mark Bird On August 30, 2016

Lovely Essex village location and peaceful garden.

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