Anne Hathaway's Cottage

A rare experience. The real authentic historic building and contents presented beautifully in lovely, well cared for authentic grounds. Excellent guide included within the entry price on hand that is very knowledgeable about the history of the property as well as Anne and her relationship to William. Excellent parking, a lovely little gift shop, garden shop, cafe, Ice creams and toilet facilities all make for a wonderful worthwhile visit. Not expensive by comparison to other places and just right to fit into a morning or afternoon.

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Really beautiful house and gardens of Anne Hathaway's family. The gardens are lovely in themselves, with an apple orchard, field,and cottage garden. The house itself is an authentically wonderful Tudor house. Not accessible to wheelchair uses or those with severe mobility issues at all due to its period nature. Lots of little steps and beams to navigate, steep curved staircases with partial banisters and uneven flooring. Staff were friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Disabled parking can be found at the back of the house through the coach car park. Nice little giftt shop. The cafe is over the road selling light meals and cakes with lots of outdoor seating and some inside. No toilets at the cafe.

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A step back in time in this delightful cottage and grounds. Very tranquil, lovely to hear the history from the guides at different locations. Very polite staff and helpful. The statues garden was lovely look out for the plaques around with quotes from King Leah etc. There is a cafe across from the cottage for a small bite to eat and a drink nice little place.

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The cottage was certainly not what I was expecting. It was beautiful, inside and out. The guides tell the story and more. They were brilliant. The gardens are beautifully kept. It is definitely worth a visit if you want somewhere to go. You will not be disappointed.

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