Sezincote is a unique and extraordinary Indian house set amidst the Cotswold Hills. The architecture is in the Mogul style of Rajasthan, with a central …
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Sep 26, 2024
Loved the interiors! Visited yesterday on a rainy day! So it was great to have had the house tour! Beyond expectations to be honest! Our guide Safina really made the difference it was like being tr…Full review by moo2log
Sep 25, 2024
My sister-in-law and I are visiting from Texas. We loved our tour of Sezincote with Safina. She is so knowledgeable about the house and it shows in her delivery of the information. Highly recommend t…Full review by Susie W
Sep 1, 2024
Beautiful House & gardens .. Visited this lovely place last week .. so glad we came as we thoroughly enjoyed the house tour by Safina, wasn’t your usual experience because she was genuinely a very k…Full review by Jana S
My father finds walking difficult and uses a walking frame. What proportion of the garden is accessible and on the level please? Any tips? Thank you in advance.
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We were on holiday when visiting this property but although lovely would not recommend it for persons with walking difficulties. .
How much time would you recommend to see this attraction?
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It depends on the day and how much you want to do. The tour of the house is fairly limited as you only see about 5 rooms and the entrance hall & stairs. You have to go round in a party. …
It depends on the day and how much you want to do. The tour of the house is fairly limited as you only see about 5 rooms and the entrance hall & stairs. You have to go round in a party. The grounds a re attractive and a good walk down the steam to the pool is worthwhile. You have to park you car in a car park about 400 yards up the hill and then the drive to the house is about 110 yards. To get the best out of your visit, I suggest between 2 and 3 hours. It is a unique property in GB & so worth taking time to appreciate it.
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