ABOUT INCE CASTLE
Ince Castle is at the end of a very attractive peninsula sticking out into the River Lynher opposite Antony House and gardens. The house is approached up a straight tunnel-like drive lined with daffodils which are then followed by clouds of cow parsley. The gardens, which have been planted since 1960, comprise woodland with camellias, magnolias etc and masses of bulbs and hellebores in early spring and more formal mixed beds and borders near the house, also an orchard with more bulbs and shrubs. Beautiful river views can be seen from all parts of the garden. In all the gardens extend to about 5 acres.
ABOUT INCE CASTLE SALTASH
Ince Castle is at the end of a very attractive peninsula sticking out into the River Lynher opposite Antony House and gardens. The house is approached up a straight tunnel-like drive lined with daffodils which are then followed by clouds of cow parsley. The gardens, which have been planted since 1960, comprise woodland with camellias, magnolias etc and masses of bulbs and hellebores in early spring and more formal mixed beds and borders near the house, also an orchard with more bulbs and shrubs. Beautiful river views can be seen from all parts of the garden. In all the gardens extend to about 5 acres.
WHAT’S THERE
Ince Castle is a mid-seventeenth century mansion house which played a peripheral role during the Civil War. It is a private residence with no public access nor are there any footpaths/rights of way that allow the site to be clearly seen. However, the surrounding gardens are occasionally open to the public which enables the exterior of the castle to be viewed. There are superb views over the River Lynher.
Ince Castle Garden Openings For 2019
Please note that the gardens are currently closed to the public due to works that are being carried out. The website will be updated once future open days are planned.
Admission : CLOSED
CHILDREN N/A
- Dogs On Leads
Welcome - Home Made
Teas - Lavatories
- Partial Disabled
Access