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Manderston House

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Description:
Manderston, which is the home of Lord and Lady Palmer, is a fine combination of Georgian style and Edwardian practicality. It is unique in having the world famous silver staircase.
The Channel 4 television series �The Edwardian Country House� was filmed here.

Ownership:
Private

Situation � OS ref: NT 814545

How to get there:
By car: Situated on the A6105 Duns to Chirnside road
By public transport: Regular bus service from Duns to Chirnside and Eyemouth.

Seasonal opening details (2006):
12th May to 29th September, Thursdays and Sundays only.
Plus Late May and August Bank Holidays

Opening Hours:
House: Thursdays and Sundays, 1.30pm to 5pm.
Gardens: 11.30am to dusk.
Group visits at other times, by appointment.

Facilities:
Shop
There is a tea room open from 11.30am on open days serving teas, snacks and light lunches.
The tea room may also be booked for coach parties.

Admission
House and Gardens � Adult �7, Children 12-18 �3.50 , Child under 12 Free
Gardens only � Adult �3.50, Child �1.50

Contact
Tel: 01361 883450

Attached attractions:
Extensive grounds
Museum of Huntley and Palmer biscuit tins

Additional info:
VisitScotland 3 star Historic House

Web link:
Manderston

Places to stay nearby:
Duns

Local towns and villages:
- Duns

Manderston House, Scotland