Description
Augustus Pugin built the Grange between 1943 and 1844 and remained in the family until 1928. It reflects his Gothic architectural style and while now let out as holiday accommodation, scheduled tours are available. He built the house for himself and his family to bring Catholicism back to this part of Kent, and a church and monastery were also part of this plan. This plan he succeeded with St Augustine's Church. He also built St Edward's Presbytery nearby both of which have been restored and are now run by the Landmark Trust. You can stay in the property, or for an idea of things to do in Ramsgate they hold guided tours and open days.
Tour Times
Guided tours of the ground floor every Wednesday afternoon (except over Christmas and the New Year).
2pm and 3pm.
Places are limited and must be booked in advance.
Price
£5.
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Picture Credit: © The Landmark Trust.
