Mansions and private mansions to visit Southeast

Wooden house of the th century. You can't visit the inside, but the outside is worth a look.

Visit of a former Roman villa and discovered the crafts of the time through manual activities.

The house where Charles Dickens wrote David Copperfield. The pieces are decorated as they would have been in the th century.

Currently managed by Lord Mountbatten's grandson, the character who décolonisa the British Empire of India. The property of Broadlands will remind you all the statesmen who stayed there. It was designed and realized by Capability Brown, and the Yellow Dining Room or "Wedgwood" Blue Room will surprise you… The Mountbatten exhibition outlines the three careers of this man: the sailor, the statesman and the commander. A very classic visit, but in the sense of the word. Trout and salmon fishing in the Test River.

This is the family house of Christopher Lloyd, who devoted his life to the development of his flower gardens. The location is peaceful and seems to be taken out of time. The amateurs will appreciate the places, which each visit allows to maintain.