Godolphin House is a National Trust property

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Godolphin House is a historic Cornish country house and former seat of the influential Godolphin family, now preserved and managed by the National Trust.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Trust property
country house
architecturalStyle vernacular Cornish
associatedWith Sidney Godolphin, 1st Earl of Godolphin
category Country houses in Cornwall
Grade I listed houses in Cornwall
Historic gardens in Cornwall
National Trust properties in England
country England
formerSeatOf Godolphin family
hasConservationStatus protected historic building
hasFeature 17th-century state rooms
courtyard
early formal gardens
granite architecture
historic mine workings nearby
medieval garden layout
medieval hall range
orchard
outbuildings
remains of a Tudor garden
stables
terraced gardens
woodland walks
hasGarden Godolphin gardens
hasViewOf surrounding mining landscape
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
historicalEra Stuart period
Tudor period
medieval period
locatedIn Cornwall
south-west England
locatedNear Helston
managedBy National Trust
material granite
namedAfter Godolphin family
near Godolphin Hill
Tregonning Hill
openToPublic yes
ownedBy National Trust
partOf National Trust properties in Cornwall
region West Cornwall
usedFor filming location
heritage education
tourism

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Godolphin family of Cornwall heritageDesignationOfSeat Godolphin House is a National Trust property