Wightwick Manor and Gardens
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What's on here
Remembrance Knitted Poppy DisplayUntil 16 Nov
See Wightwick Manor decorated for a Traditional Christmas20 Nov – 3 Jan 2027
Pressed Flower Art Design Workshop with The Lilac TreeUntil 25 Nov
Christmas Music in the Great Parlour with Harpist Ann Lombardi25 Nov – 16 Dec
Fused Glass Workshop with Suzie Lavender: Festive Glass Mobiles and…Sun, 29 Nov · Time not stated
45 GBP
Fused Glass Workshop with Suzie Lavender: Snowmen & Snowflakes and…Mon, 30 Nov · Time not stated
45 GBP
Don't Go into the Cellar, Victorian Theatre presents 'Festive Gothic'Fri, 4 Dec · Time not stated
20 GBP
About
Wightwick Manor and Gardens is a Victorian house in Wolverhampton’s Wightwick Bank, beside the Old Manor.
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Why go
- Pre-Raphaelite art by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Evelyn De Morgan and Edward Burne-Jones.
- William Morris and Morris & Co. wall hangings, wallpapers and upholstery.
- Evelyn and William De Morgan’s works in the old malt house gallery.
- The 17 acres of woodland and gardens.
Opening hours
Today10:00 – 17:00Show all
Monday10:00 – 17:00
Tuesday10:00 – 17:00
Wednesday10:00 – 17:00
Thursday10:00 – 17:00
Friday10:00 – 17:00
Saturday10:00 – 17:00
Sunday10:00 – 17:00
Don't miss
- William De Morgan tilesTiles designed by William De Morgan.Inside the house.
- Charles Kempe stained glassStained glass by Charles Kempe.Inside the house.
- Dining room ceilingLeonard Shuffrey designed the imitation Jacobean plaster ceiling.The dining room.
Shorts
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History
- c. 1600Francis Wightwick and his son Alexander built the Old Manor in two stages, incorporating parts of a medieval house.
- 1884Oscar Wilde's lecture on the House Beautiful inspired the interiors.
- 1887Theodore Mander commissioned Edward Ould to design the house, which included a billiard room and a three-room Victorian Turkish bath.
- 1893An east wing roughly doubled the house's size, adding five guest bedrooms, a great parlour, a dining room and a replacement billiard room.
- 1937The house and grounds were given to the National Trust.
How to get there
- CarThe manor is just off the A454, approximately three miles west of Wolverhampton city centre.
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Where
Wightwick Bank Bridgnorth Road, Wolverhampton
- Phone
- +441902761400
Plan from here: Evening walk →
Questions and answers
Where is Wightwick Manor and Gardens?
It is on Wightwick Bank, Bridgnorth Road, about three miles west of Wolverhampton city centre, just off the A454.
Can you visit Wightwick Manor and Gardens?
Yes, the property is open to the public.
What art can you see at Wightwick Manor and Gardens?
The collection includes Pre-Raphaelite art by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Evelyn De Morgan and Edward Burne-Jones. The old malt house gallery displays works by Evelyn and William De Morgan.
How big are the gardens at Wightwick Manor and Gardens?
The property has 17 acres of woodland and gardens.
Is there a tea room at Wightwick Manor and Gardens?
Yes. The tea room is in the former stables.
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