Really interesting attraction to visit it. The three rooms upstairs are particularly impressive, and the garden is also really nice too. When I went there was a £5 charge for a special event, which wasn't really worth it, so I'd avoid this if you can. However that price was fair for a visit overall anyway.

The tomb of the owners is in Bristol Cathedral The Georgian House quite near - abouta 10 ‘min walk - is also open part of the year- the same as The Red Lodge (& Blaise House Museum)

Museums aren't usually my cup of tea but this one is quite nice. It's definitely worth at least a short visit. It's free after all!. It's run by kind volunteers. We had a lovely chat with Kat :)

The is a fascinating house to visit. Full of history and interesting stories. We were lucky enough to be shown round by a curator who gave us a real insight into the building and is occupants over the last 500 years. It. is well worth a visit!

A wonderful place to visit. Visiting involves entering through the small red door on Park Road and immediately going down a flight of stairs. It is then suggested you go up the majestic staircase to the level that has fantastic wood panelled rooms with objects and art works from the Tudor period. You then go back downstairs to the rooms where you started. The well in the small back room is a bit of a treat, only discovered this century, it is well presented as a feature of the floor with a glass cover. Thirty to fourty minutes would be enough time to visit this site. However, given the number of stairs I would recommend checking with the museum if they have options for those with limited mobility.