This magnificent house, set in an 865 acre country park, was built by the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe by 1964 and restored after World War 2. The Tudor house has warm red stone walls and is beautifully furnished with family possessions, including paintings by Sir Joshua Reynolds, 16th century tapestries and 18th century Plymouth and Chinese porcelain. Beside the house is the Earl's Garden, created in the 18th century, containing colorful flowers and some very rare trees, including a 400 year old lime.