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Tyntesfield, a beautiful National Trust property, south side
©Dave Bushell
Taken from the terrace by the house, looking over to fields in the grounds of the estate.
©Colin Bews
A stained glass window in the chapel. The design is by Henry Ellis Wooldridge. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
An impressive array of chamber pots, jugs and washing bowls. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
The door is the entrance to the property; seen here from the staircase hall. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
Described in the listed building description as "large ashlar fireplace with quatrefoil parapet and pinnacles and inset statues" http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-33585-tyntesfield-house-servants-wing-and-chape . Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
The stairwell rises above the hall to a timber lantern roof. On the left below is a corner of the ornate fireplace. On the first floor is wrought iron balustrading with twisted columns. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
A decanter and glasses in a room on the first floor at Tyntesfield House. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
The main staircase above the hall shown in [[2423462]], with the timber lantern roof http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-33585-tyntesfield-house-servants-wing-and-chape . Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
Not the main staircase of the house. Fine barley twist balusters. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
One of the many attractive Victorian stained glass windows at Tyntesfield. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
A view through an arch into the main staircase hall. Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
Over the Victorian stone & marble fireplace hangs a copy of Van Dyck's "The Eldest Children of Charles I". Tyntesfield is one of a growing number of National Trust properties that allow non-flash photography.
©Derek Harper
©David Gearing
Dist:0.1km<br/>Terrace of flower beds in front of Tyntesfield House.
©Philip Halling

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