Kelmscott Manor

This manor house dating from the 17^th century was once home to William Morris, the English craftsman, writer, environmentalist and the Father of the Arts & Crafts movement. The manor served as a lifelong inspiration to Morris as well as leading Victorian artists and artisans, some of whose work is still showcased on the property. Visitors will find a significant fine art collection and furnishings that span more than 300 years. The 12.5 acre estate includes the manor house and its garden and a group of historic barns, dovecote, stabling and five cottages. The property is open to visitors from April to October.