Find yourself in another world at Paxton House, one of the finest Palladian houses in Britain with pre-eminent collections of Chippendale furniture, Georgian costume and paintings from …

Come and enjoy a tour of Paxton House to discover a wealth of stories and visit the stunning neo-classical rooms designed for the Home family by architect, Robert Adam, and cabinet maker, …

Originally built for Patrick Home, a young Scottish laird, Paxton House is one of the finest 18th-century Palladian country houses in Britain featuring Adam interiors. It has recently gained …

Paxton House is a fine and largely unaltered Adam mansion, built for the Home family, with a beautiful period interior, an extensive collection of Chippendale furniture and a large gallery of …

The house sits on elevated ground overlooking the River Tweed, and is set amidst eighty acres of garden and parkland, a haven for birds and animals. The interior of the house boasts original …

Paxton House was built between 1758 and 1767, to the design of John and James Adam. This Palladian country house boasts a fine collection of over 100 pieces of Chippendale furniture, …

The interiors by Robert Adam are matched by the largest collection of Chippendale furniture in Scotland, and the regency furniture by Trotter of Edinburgh. The House lies in the heart of 80 …

It’s just a shame that photos aren’t permitted inside. Paxton House’s grounds stretch up and down the wooded northern bank of the River Tweed and are equally worthwhile. Allow at least an …

Paxton House is one of the finest 18th century Palladian country houses in Britain, built to the design of John Adam with a Regency extension by Robert Reid. The twelve period rooms …

Paxton House lies just four miles west of Berwick-upon-Tweed on the north bank of the River Tweed. The centre of the river forms the border between Scotland and England at this point, …