Inside Lanhydrock House, CORNWALL 

All I was told from my Nan was that our ancestors use to live in Lanhydrock Manor & she’d show me pictures and books about it al the time. Which makes sense seeing as we have the same surname as the past people. Very Interesting seeing it all. :)

Thank you from Germany. We have been there in 1997 !!! It was, no it is still, fantastic!!!

Thank you for a great tour! I've not yet made it to Cornwall, I live in Wisconsin, US. I have relatives who resided at Lanhydrock Manor and are buried there.

Beautiful

What a beautiful house and gardens, full of history! Nice the staff dressed for the occasion too! Thanks for sharing 😀👍

Love a historic house! I last visited Lanhydrock 30yrs ago and, after seeing this, my interest is revived! - will definitely be returning!

Stacked full of atmosphere this one. End to end really enjoyed the tour. Take care. Mark

Loved the nursery...baby shoes. I enjoyed this video so much. 👍👍

Lanhydrock House never ceases to impress and this short video was well made, interesting and fun to watch. I agree with you guys, try to go to see it for yourselves it is well worth the effort.

Absolutely amazing place love all the old architecture and antique furniture/items fantastic share

Wow, thank you Andrew & Sarah, we visited Lanhydrock for the first time this year (25thAug) and it certainly is 'the jewel in Cornwall's crown' I said the same, it's somewhere I would definitely be recommending to others. My daughter played the piano in the long gallery too ( she was so excited to get to play in such an amazing setting) and the gardens as you said were stunning. The icing on the cake for us was a little robin singing to us in the gardens, it's something I will never forget. I'm so pleased that you shared this with us, it has helped cheer me up after the back to reality which always appears when we return home. So thank you once again 👌🏼😁xxx

Nice to see you still got some sun, I wondered when it had gone. 1880, now that is an old book and nice to have something like that from your grandfather. The house and gardens looked great and I loved the old gatehouse. It was nice that you were allowed to film inside the house, so many we visit will not allow any photography at all. The thought of all them spit roasted meats yum! I always love enjoy the sound of church bells, really added to the day out Real interesting watch, we both enjoyed it, cheers Alan

What a beautiful house, thank you for showing it to us. Not sure if we will be able to get there during our visit. The garden was lovely. Glad the spider wasn't any closer to you. Jam first, always.

a nice walk and that house is truly fantastic lots of old technology too enjoyed watching as usual *left a like and full view*

Amazing. I visited Lanhydrock House 3 weeks ago and I think, Lanhydrock House is the most beautyful National Trust property in Cornwall

Lovely walk again thankyou 😀

Thank you for the fantastic tour. Wonderful house, especially the kitchen and the nursery :) I will watch this again :)

Oh I loved this! We love to tour estates such as this. In America, the Biltmore in north carolina, viscaya in Miami fla, the Flagler in w palm Beach and many( Meadowbrook mansion and the Edsel Ford estate) in Michigan are a few of my favorites. Thank you so much. This was great fun.

What a beautiful house and the gardens look amazing. Thanks for another great video, love any NT properties they always keep them so nice, would love to visit this one. Really loved the kitchen , brings it all alive with all the pots and pans as they would of been, fantastic! Have a good weekend. Bets

A must see for sure! Thanks for showing us around the house. I'll have to see it one day for myself.

Wow fantastic vlogs. Now sat with my other half watching everyone love them. And thank you

Was that Lord Spider in the bath tub? Oh no, the cream and jam question.....I guess if you own a house like that, you can have it anyway you want. Nice video, well done.

Such a cool place! Always neat seeing how things were done a few years back :) Thanks for sharing as always guys!- Shane

looks a beautiful house, so many nice gardens around Cornwall, nice video was looking for the old lady ghost dressed in grey who walks the gallery in the North Wing ......

Oh my Heavens Sarah and Andrew ,AMAZING 😁 I will take the copper cookware,please!! Lol, the tour was set up brilliantly,especially liked how descriptions were given on the wood areas or on plates. The quantities of meat that were cooked on the rotisserie must have been massive,no vegetarians in that household I bet ,lol . The plaster work on the ceilings was just gorgeous and that garden area was just exquisite to say the least!! Was that chocolate cake at the end Sarah?? Save a piece for me ,lol. Thank you both from the bottom of my heart , you two are a gem !! Hope you have a great weekend,I may take the children to the county fair this weekend (just an excuse for me to get a candied apple😉)depends on the weather, supposed to have loads of rain,I am not complaining,I love rain, hopefully something fun for your weekend as well!! Lots of happiness,Lori

You are certainly right, it is a fantastic place to visit. All the old technology on show, the vast amount of staff needed to run the kitchen - not just to make the dinner but to make the bread and butter from scratch and all the other things we can just buy in the shops nowadays. Just one of those copper pots would cost a weeks wages today, and how much would the lead lined sink cost? Just how wealthy the owner must have been. Now it takes the National Trust to be just as wealthy to keep the place in immaculate condition.

what a cute idea to give the info about each place on a piece of wood or on a plate :) I like the house, it does not remind me of Harry Potter, though, more about Jane Austen period pieces

Just to let you know, my wife and I saw the spider in the tub today! Funny!