About
Avebury Manor, beside the great stone circle, is a Grade I listed house begun after William Dunch bought the estate in 1551. The Jenner family, owners from 1907, restored it and laid out the topiary and garden rooms, and archaeologist Alexander Keiller ran his excavations from the house in the 1930s; the National Trust acquired it in 1991. Flooding in January 2024 put over a metre of water through the ground floor, and after repairs it reopened in 2026 as 'Avebury as Home', tracing its residents from Tudor courtiers to servants and children: the Great Parlour and Great Chamber are refurbished, Keiller's drawing office is recreated from photographs, and a play den and dressing-up closet occupy the first floor. Dogs on a short, fixed lead are welcome in the garden but not in the house. Visitors can still handle what they find, and reviewers praise the gardens. One tip from visitors: the pay and display car park is a short walk off, and members park free.
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Avebury Manor house
- Until 22 Nov
- Daily 11:00–16:00
- 23–29 Nov
- Weekends 11:00–16:00
- From 30 Nov
- Daily 11:00–16:00
Today, Monday 2 November
- Avebury Manor house11:00 – 16:00
- Avebury Manor garden10:00 – 16:00
Prices, non-members
Manor & Garden
- Adult£14.00
- Child£7.00
- Family£35.00
- Family (one adult)£21.00
Manor Garden only
- Adult£7.00
- Child£3.50
- Family£17.50
- Family (one adult)£10.50
To help families enjoy days out for less this summer, the Government has introduced a temporary reduction in VAT, running from 25 June to 1 September 2026. This means the admission price you pay at the till may be less than advertised. Please speak to a member of the Welcome Team when you arrive if you have any queries. Pay and display car park: Exact cash required or payment by card in the Visitor Reception in the Old Farmyard. Cars: £8.00 all day, or £5.00 after 3pm Large Vehicles*: £11.00 all day, or £7.00 after 3pm Coaches: £30.00 all day. or £20.00 after 3pm Blue Badge: Free Motorcycles: Free *Campervans, motorhomes, mini-buses, motorhomes, cars towing trailer/caravan and vans. Membership benefits: National Trust and English Heritage members can park for free, please scan your membership card on arrival. Entry to Avebury Manor and Garden is free to National Trust members, and entry to the Stables Museum is free to National Trust and English Heritage members. Guided tours: Stone Circles tours, subject to availability (12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm). £6 adult, £3.00 child.
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