Endsleigh
Open to visitorscheck opening times and admission before you go
Humphry Repton laid out these 108 acres above the Tamar valley in 1814, working from the “Red Book” he prepared for the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, who wanted a fishing lodge rather than a grand house. Its grounds of streams, cascades and follies survive intact, and the cottage orné itself is now Hotel Endsleigh. Non-residents can pay to walk the garden, open daily until dusk. Gunnislake station is about 8.5km south-east.
