Arundells
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"The historic home of Sir Edward Heath, former British Prime Minister."
Overview
Arundells offers a captivating journey into the life and legacy of former British Prime Minister, Sir Edward Heath. The historic home is refreshingly personal and authentic with an eclectic mix of items on display, from signed photos of global dignitaries to striking works of art. Beautifully maintained gardens offer a delightful blend of inspiration and relaxation in a quintessential English Garden against the backdrop of Salisbury Cathedral.
Ratings & awards
VisitEngland Quality Assessed
Features
- Opening Times
- Opening Times: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday - Freeflow – explore at your leisure 10:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:00). Tuesday - Guided Tours - on the hour, every hour from 10:00, last tour at 15:00
Key accessibility features
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Step-free entrance
There is step-free access at the main entrance or an alternative entrance. This may be via a ramp or lift.
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Step-free access to all or most areas
There is step-free access to all or most areas. This may include access by ramp or lift. As a minimum, there is step-free access to an accessible toilet and at least one food and beverage outlet, where available.
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Wheelchair-accessible toilet in public areas
A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users, and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements, is available within the main public areas.
About the area
Hampshire’s varied landscape of hills and heaths, downlands and forests, valleys and coast are without rival in southern England. Hike across the chalk downland of the north Hampshire ‘highlands’, meander along peaceful paths through unspoilt river valleys of the Test, Itchen, Avon and Meon, or explore the lonely salt marshes and the beautiful medieval forest and heathland of the New Forest.
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