Lanhydrock House is a historic manor house located in Cornwall, England. Built in the 17th century and expanded in the 19th century, it was the seat of the Viscounts Clifden. The house showcases a mix of Jacobean and Victorian architectural styles, with grand interiors that reflect its aristocratic heritage. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodland, Lanhydrock is renowned for its well-preserved rooms, including the impressive family quarters and servants’ areas, offering a glimpse into both the privileged and working lives of its former inhabitants. Today, it is a popular National Trust property open to the public.