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Ugbrooke House and the lake
The Estate provides a wealth of interest, lakeside walks and relaxing hideaways. The Orangery is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal or tea while viewing the parterre and parkland.
The Orangery
Introduction
Ugbrooke is set in a tranquil Devon valley  landscaped by Capability Brown. It has a history covering 900 years, featuring in the Domesday book of 1086, and exhibiting a fascinating variety of alterations made over the centuries.

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 remain, while Lady Clifford's extensive interior design skills are apparent in many of the rooms today.

The House contains many fine paintings, furniture, beautiful needlework and a rare family military uniform collection. But above all, Ugbrooke remains the comfortable home of Lord and Lady Clifford and it is a delight and privilege to be able to share the house's history and welcoming ambience.

PUBLIC OPENING 2012

PRIVATE TOURS

Season 2nd Sunday in July to the last Thursday in
September (8 July - 27 September 2012)
April 1 to September 30
Days Sun, Bank Holiday Mon, Tues, Wed & Thurs Monday to Friday
Times
Grounds:
Last Entry
Gates Close
 

12:30 - 5:30pm
4:30pm
5.30pm

Guided tours of house  

1:30 & 3:15pm

Orangery Tearooms   12:30 - 4:45pm
All times, but NOT when open to the public
(see left)

Prices
(2011)

Tour of House & Garden
Concessions
Gardens only
  £8.50
£7.50 (Child £6)
£6.00 (Child £5)
For groups of 20 or over only:
Contact us at the Estate Office
01626 852179
Events The House is now CLOSED to the public.
But see Events Diary for 2012
 

HOW TO FIND US:

Ugbrooke is near the A380 dual carriageway between Exeter and Newton Abbot in Devon.
Drivers from Exeter and the M5 should take care to get into the correct lanes for the A380.

SATNAV: TQ13 0AD

Then follow the brown tourist signs to

Ugbrooke

Filming

Ugbrooke has been the location for a number of television productions including
The House of Eliott, and Collector's Lot.

The house has been used 4 times for Rosamunde Pilcher adaptations; they were: Wiedersehen in Rose Abbey (Return to Rose Abbey - 2009)
David Starkey’s ‘Monarchy’ series (2007)
Sieg Der Liebe (Victory of Love - 2007)
Segel Der Leiebe (Royal Flush - 2004)
Solange Es Dich Gibt (Silver Wedding - 2003)

Also in 2007 the lake was used in Der Mann Meiner Traume
(The Man of my Dreams).


Contact us at the
Estate Office

Email cliffordestate@btconnect.com
Phone +44 (0) 1626 852179
Fax +44 (0) 1626 853322
Post Ugbrooke Park
Chudleigh
Devon
TQ13 0AD
External links: 20 December 2011,  the links to and contents of external sites cannot be guaranteed. These links open in a new window...EXCEPT the two in red. We will try to replace these links in due course...
Ugbrooke on Wikipedia
Devon Library Service - Ugbrooke, by and after T H Williams 1815
Sir Peter Courtenay Of Ugbrooke
AboutBritain.com
Historic Houses
Ugbrooke sconces
Some of the Clifford Family Tree
St. Cyprian's Chapel, Chudleigh
Historic House Venues
Powderham Castle, near Kenton Exeter

Devon Holidays
Stay in Devon Holiday Guide

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