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COVID-19 Update: Killerton House is open for pre-booked visits only. Purchase your tickets from nationaltrust.org.uk/Killerton or 03442491895.
A family home and a great estate. Glorious landscape garden surrounded by parkland with fine 18th-century house
Would you give away your family home for your political beliefs? Sir Richard Acland did just that with his Killerton Estate when he gave it to the National Trust in 1944. Today, you'll find a friendly Georgian house set in 2,600 hectares (6,400 acres) of working farmland, woods, parkland, cottages and orchards.
There's plenty of calm space in the glorious garden, beautiful year-round with rhododendrons, magnolias, champion trees and formal lawns. You can explore winding paths, climb an extinct volcano, discover an Iron Age hill fort and take in distant views towards Dartmoor.
Off the beaten track, you can discover three of Killerton's hidden gems. Nestled by the River Clyst sits Clyston Mill, a working watermill. In the heart of Broadclyst you'll find Marker's, a medieval house steeped in history, and just a stone's throw away from Killerton House is a 1950's post office with charming cottage garden.
Killerton is full of adventure for families, with plenty of wide open space to walk, cycle and play on the historic estate. During the summer, Killerton runs regular events for kids.
On-site café/restaurant.
Picnic site.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £10.15 per ticket |
| Child | £5.05 per ticket |
| Family (1+3) | £25.35 per ticket |
| Family (2+3) | £25.00 per ticket |
Car parking charges for the main visitor car park apply. National Trust members park for free. £2 for up to 2 hours. £4 all day.
From M5 southbound: leave at J28, go through Cullompton on B3181, follow brown tourism signs for Killerton on B3181 heading towards Broadclyst.From M5 northbound: exit J30. Follow signs for B3181 Pinhoe/Broadclyst. Killerton is signposted on brown tourism signs. Go through Pinhoe, then Broadclyst on B3181. Killerton is shortly after leaving the village of Broadclyst, turning on the left.
Stagecoach bus 1A or 1B. For details please call Stagecoach on 01392 439439.
| The National Trust Killerton House & Gardens (2 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) |
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* Gardens and Parkland - Daily from 10am – 5pm (9.30am – 5pm on Saturday and Sunday)
Chapel - Daily from 10am – 5pm
Shop - Daily 11am – 4pm
Food and Drink - Daily 10am – 4pm
Open every day except Christmas Day. Killerton House will be closed 1/11/20 – 21/11/20 and 6/1/21 – 12/2/21 inclusive + Christmas day and boxing day)
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