Ugbrooke House & Gardens

This picturesque stately home nestled in the rolling hills of South Devon offers visitors a glimpse into the history and grandeur of the Clifford family, who have lived there for almost 500 years. Featuring in the Domesday book of 1086, the House has gone through many changes in its 900 plus years. Robert Adam and 'Capability' Brown were commissioned to remodel the house, grounds and garden in the mid 18th century. Outstanding Adam interior designs and unique external features still remain.

Guided tours of the house

Explore the carefully restored interior of Ugbrooke House, filled with period furnishings and works of art. Highlights include the Norfolk Room with its 18th-century embroideries, the family's military memorabilia collection, and the stunning Catholic chapel.

Gardens and grounds

Stroll through the landscaped gardens, featuring a maze, fernery, and lavender parterre. The lakeside walks provide opportunities to spot sculptures by the talented Devon artist Brendan Rawlings. Dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds however four legged friends are not admitted into the House on tours (except guide dogs).

While Ugbrooke House is typically open to the public during the summer months, it's always a good idea to check their website for the most up-to-date opening times and information.

Time to spare? Why not take a look at local history hub Teignmouth and Shaldon Museum which is a short drive from Ugbrooke House.

Please note that there is currently no National Art Pass offer at Ugbrooke House & Gardens, please disregard the entry in the 2026 Art Map.