Description
Owletts is of historic architectural interest as it was the family home of the renowned architect Sir Herbert Baker, and is considered an example of a Kent country home. Key features of this National Trust property include an oval stained glass window and the Empire Clock that he co-designed with his son, which can tell the time all around the world. There is also a house trail for children, swings, a sunken garden, and grounds that are run by the National Trust.
Opening Hours
Opening Spring 2024.
Price
National Trust Member: Free.
Adult: £4.40
Child:£2.20
Family: £11.
Accessibility
Drop-off point immediately outside the house. One route for ramped level access to the house via the side of the house. Wheelchair-accessible parking spaces available upon request by the side of the building, phone to reserve. If require parking close to the building call to reserve. Two steps to enter the house ramped level via the side of the house. Ground floor accessible. The toilet, not adapted, is accessed via two steps. Grounds feature uneven and loose gravel paths, slopes, some steps, grass and undulating terrain.
Advisory Notes
Unfenced pool in the garden.
Parking
Small free car park.
Facilities
Cafe • Picnic Area • Toilets • Free Parking
Picture Credit: © The National Trust.
