Historic Isel House is set in 4ha of woodland gardens. Layers 
of time are on display – from a collection of original 19th century fine furniture and paintings, to stories of the Marsden family 
and the village of stoke, to contemporary tales of the house’s restoration process.  

Isel is living history – new stories are born here every day.

Opening times:
11am - 4pm Tuesday - Sunday 
Closed Mondays and Public Holidays
Admission by donation

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LATEST NEWS:  LAST DAYS OF THE SEASON!

During May we are open on weekends only - 1.30 - 4pm. 
Our last day of the season will be Saturday 25 May.
Then its by appointment only till October...


ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Our AGM will be held at 2pm on Sunday 26 May at the St Barnabas Church Foyer. Guest speaker is Peter Grundy, who will talk about the park and gardens. refreshments wil be served.
AGM
See you there!

Alistair and Archie inspect the fallen Oak planted c.1860s

This is the bluebell area -all the beech trees have been badly affected