A COTSWOLD National Trust site has been described as a 'must see' location for anyone visiting the Cotswolds. Built in the 16th century, Snowshill Manor in The Cotswolds is 'a quirky and eclectic ...

In last night's episode of Channel 4's National Trust unlocked, George Clarke investigated the unique home of fellow architect Charles Paget Wade at Snowshill Manor in the Cotswolds.

NATIONAL Trust has announced that a popular sixteenth-century country house will reopen for the season and display never seen before items. Snowshill Manor and Garden will be opening daily ...

Another thing to do in Snowshill is visit Snowshill Manor which houses over 20,000 collections from Charles Paget Wade, an architect and poet, who donated the manor to the National Trust.

Snowshill is best known for the National Trust property Snowshill Manor. Once owned by King Henry VIII, the house and gardens were restored by architect and artist Charles Paget Wade.

The miniature village at Snowshill Manor has been undergoing restoration since 2012. ... Model village brought back to life in Cotswolds. 15 April 2018. ... volunteers at the National Trust, ...

Snowshill in Gloucestershire has a population of just 160 and doesn't usually get as many visitors as other places in the Cotswolds, but it's renowned for its unspoilt beauty, views over the ...

Although it is the tradition at this time of year to put the clocks back an hour, there is one place where they are left in peace. Snowshill Manor, the Cotswold home of British eccentric Charles ...

Image source, NAtional Trust Image caption, The village was created by architect Charles Wade in his garden at Snowshill Manor in 1919 to entertain his friends and family ...