They’re still doing tours. Friendly, helpful folks. Good price! Very pretty house.

This is a amazing jump back in time to 1400s. For $10 you will have a educational tour inside. Stating with a short film. A few opportunities to sit and rest while your guide describes life during the times in which this house was in England. When the tour is done you will have the rest of your time to yourselves in the garden and grounds. Well worth the trip.

The home and grounds were beautiful. Will return in the Spring.

The interior was really unimpressive, dark and not a lot of objects/decoration to see. It felt perhaps more like a 16-century home (I mean, it did exist back then) than a 20-century home I was expecting to see.

Great place to visit and learn about history. Amazing manor and landscape. Its a must go to if youre in town to tour!

Fantastic setting, house transported here from England. Great intimate outdoor setting. Very good play, saw Taming of the Shrew. Top notch!

As always a wonderful place to visit !One of the great cultural treasures of Richmond and the Commonwealth

Really amazing transplant from England. Beautifully reconstructed. Worth a visit.

Not bad. Interesting that the 15th century exterior was brought over from England and reassembled here in Richmond.

This old tutor home is so cool. So many fun activities on a regular basis. My girls love the garden and grounds!

Such a beautiful place! The tour was amazing and the property is well kept.

The grounds are lovely!!! I look forward to another visit soon; would like to take a tour of the residence. Beautiful, like walking back in time.

Beautiful Tudor Manor. Excellent tour. A true treasure!

Enjoy the old trees can the old house beautiful mansion and polite

Nice old style building pretty garden.

Absolutely stunning Manor, easy location to find with plenty of parking. Tours start on the half hour, but in the meantime you are able to walk the gardens and check out the self guided exhibit. The Manor inside is beautiful and full of interesting artifacts from America, England, Russia, Germany etc. Tour lasted around an hour but it’s great info. for the price. Photos are not allowed inside but you are free to take photos all around the outside of the Manor. Our tour guide was so sweet and had so much useful information, she is a Historian and was able to answer all questions thrown her way. Child friendly and If we ever come back to Richmond we will definitely stop by again!

Wonderful to go for a run around this area!

I suggest utilizing the full tour of the house and self guided tour of the gardens. The house is exceptionally ornate, and much more historical than almost anything else in the entire country due to its centuries old history dating back to Renaissance England. The entire tour should take you about 2 hours.

Beautiful home that truly takes you back in time. Your is very informative, though a bit long. Even in the winter the grounds are stunning, but must be truly magical in the spring/summer when in their full glory.

Its like walking way back in time and seeing how truly times have changed

Lovely, go in the spring for more beautiful flowers!

Beautiful historic house and grounds. I would recommend a tour of the home, but the grounds are interesting too with a view overlooking the James. There is a gift shop with British-themed and period pieces.

History buff place. Only Elizabethan furnished English Manor in the U.S.Guided tours only inside. Lovely staff. Gardens well worth seeing.

This was a fun, educational tour.

I love agecroft but it has gotten to where all of their tours are identical. You get exactly the same thing no matter which one you take. Regular tour, behind thre scenes, architectural history, whatever... all the same.

Just loved it. If you are a history buff theres tons here. The staff were very friendly and they do tons of events. But if you want an intimate tour go on a week day!!

Amazing! The hubby and I did a tour this afternoon and it was so interesting! Our guide was great and provided us with in-depth historical references and a deep understanding of the houses journey and the period pieces of the home. I would definitely recommend touring Agecroft Hall!

Such a beautiful manor. So glad its still preserved.

Im enthralled with Agecroft Hall! Its been on my must see list for some time. I went years ago as a kid, but Ive always wanted to go back! Pulling into the gates, I was in awe of the sheer beauty of this English Tudor estate! Immaculate grounds surround the building. Through the courtyard, we entered the visitors center and purchased tickets to tour this majestic home! They give discounts for AAA members, seniors (Im both!) and also students and military. Parking is free.

We went for the free passport weekend, which Richmond does twice a year.. It was a little rushed due to them doing an abridged tour and having a higher-than-usual volume of guests, but the parts of the hall we got to see were beautiful. The grounds and gardens were well maintained and the docents were knowledgeable and interesting.We will definitely be going back later this spring or summer to pay for the full tour. Its such a cool piece of history.

Amazing house and gardens. Ive had a couple of very interesting tours of the house which had a very rich history. And thè Quill Theatres productions during the summer are always a treat!

Great place! Beautiful. Want to see 16th century world history . Come see Agecroft Hall brought here to the States from across the other side of the world

Very well maintained historical re-build of English manor. Very knowledgeable guide.

My second time here. Loved it. I will definitely return!

Justin Dow is a fantastic tour guide - he made us laugh while we learned and kept it interesting by using modern language to describe historical concepts and things. The property is gorgeous and very well-maintained. Wonderful experience.

Besides Historic St. Johns Episcopal Church this is the best thing to see in Richmond. Very interesting & well preserved. You really are seeing a genuine 16th century Tudor house brought over from England with true period furnishings without going to England. Dont miss it.

Beautiful time and place. So peaceful

Really something to go to Richmond to see. How many Tudor houses are in the United States of America? Beautiful building, good tour, could spend a lot of time in there if I had been allowed to. Wonderful part of the city also. Enjoy the feeling of going back in time.

Live in RVA 20 year before a visit. Do t make the same mistake. Summer outtdoor Shakespeare theater is great.

Quite interesting and so must preserved. Gardens lovely too.

Great place for a quick stop to see the gardens.

It is a unique representation of an old English Manor. Odd mixture of genuine and renovated architecture. Also furniture from different time periods. Docent was interesting. Gardens were quite nice.

I love history, and this place has history at every turn. I learned a lot about this place.

Little known attraction thats really a must see in Richmond. Most would be surprised to find a genuine Tudor period mansion hidden away in an unassumimg but upscaled residential area. The guides are extremely knowledgeable and present history in an interesting and compelling way. If you enjoy hvisiting historical homes and gardens, this is the place for you.

The tour was informative and engaging. The story of the property was compelling. Its a gotta go place in Richmond for sure!

Saw Shakespeare in the Park. Such a relaxing evening. Beautiful grounds. Enjoy before the play.

Very beautiful. Good history.amazing to think its older then richmond itselfm

I love the garden that they have. The home itself is interesting and definitely worth getting a tour to look around and learn about it.

Lived in Richmond my whole life didnt know Agecroft was there. Its a neat place to visit. Will have to go back in the spring/summer and see the gardens again

Beautiful house, lots of great items.

This review refers only to the grounds and gardens surrounding the mansion, not the inside of the manor which we didnt get to see. The grounds are beautiful and wonderful kept. There are flowers, herbs, roses, trees, shrubs, and so much more laid out in a wonderful, relaxing space. The views are gorgeous. The outside of the manor is gorgeous. There are paths down to the river below as well, but come to relax and picnic in the shade surrounded by beautiful gardens. Tours of the mansion are available for $7 per person, and a small gift shop is located near the main entrance. There is a decent sized parking lot directly adjacent to everything. Truly a beautiful sight to behold!

I have come here multiple times to take video, and have enjoyed it more and more each time I go!!!

Great hidden gem of Richmond. A real Tutor house from England. After many visits I see or learn something new every time. Take the time to see the neighborhood and gardens. The architecture alone is worth the trip but the furniture is also period. The staff is ever helpful and quite knowledgeable of all of the time periods of the house and owners. Great place. Dont overlook it.

Not near as impressive as Biltmore estate in Asheville North Carolina. Tour lasted an hour with many uninteresting trivia. Tour guide was knowledgeable but not such a good presentation. No photos allowed, sorry.

I went for an after-hours event, and it was pretty nice to be able to see everything right around sunset. The inside isnt as expansive as expected but it still has a lot of very interesting set pieces and content to explore. The gardens are gorgeous as is the view from them overlooking the river. Everybody there was very, very nice.

I am not sure what I was expecting when I decided to visit Agecroft but I was stunned when I arrived. This house is amazing. It is a third of the original Agecroft that was built in England and had a five hundred plus history there before it was purchased by TC Williams and shipped to the states

The Security detail were magnificently great in assisting everyone to and from their vehicles. I would highly advise the management to install night lighting from the mansion to the parking areas. Looking forward to another event.

Beautiful gardens...I wish wed had more time to spend there.

Beautiful A piece of England brought here interesting 1400s home

Hot and buggy, but thats not Agecrofts fault. The grounds are absolutely lovely.

I will definitely go here again. Love the herb garden. Take the tour! There is a lot of history involved in this house and they show you a video highlighting the history. The gift shop has some really nice postcards and wax sigils.

Amazing place and amazing tour! I loved every moment of it. The collection is broad and well looked after. Look out for witch marks (apotropaic marks) on the wooden panelling and salamanders on the beds to protect from fire! They have very fine examples of Stuart furniture, I loved the painted bed and armada chest! This house is well worth a visit! It was a taste of home! The gardens are also lovely! Thank you!

Buckys tour is excellent.

Wonderful historic house with sunner Shakespeare productions

I can recommend the Shakespeare performances there enough!

My kids and I visited during their home school tour. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. The gardens were beautiful. Its worth a visit.

Great personalized tour by Jane. Like being in an English manor home. Very enjoyable.

Very historically interesting. Beautiful gardens.

Fascinating history explained by knowledgable guides!

We attended a visiting historical reenactor (King Henry VIII). The grounds are lovely, the history of the Manor is compelling, and the historians are enthusiastic. A very good visit for a very good price. Also, be sure to visit when the Shakespeare company is performing! Best outdoor dramas!

This is a pretty good place to tour if you enjoy history or the history of Richmond. Went during winter time so the gardens weren’t exactly full of flowers. The house is gorgeous and the tour was informing. I would be giving this a five star but when we got there the three ladys at the desk seemed like they could care less about the customer service they provided. They actually very loudly made bets to decide which “loser” would do the guide. I found this very rude and unprofessional in a customer service setting. It really made me want to get my money back and not do the tour.

This little manor is an engineering marvel. They took down a whole English manor, shipped it piece-by-piece to the US from England, and reassembled it. The exhibits often dont fit together - they seem anachronistic or a bit out of place next to each other. That is because they have retained some stuff from the 20th century (American) residents.Our guide was very knowledgeable and the tour was entertaining. Worth a visit.

Wonderful experience, friendly staff, beautiful grounds.

Saw a production of As You Like It during the Shakespeare festival. It was fantastic. The grounds are amazing.

Beautiful English Tudor home! Entirely furnished with original artifacts from the 16 and 17th century. They kept one room intact from the 1920s and 30s when the new owners took hold of the house. They host Productions of Shakespeare plays throughout the summer. Its a beautiful Hidden Gem in Richmond.

Our first time visiting was for Shakespeares birthday. We arrived midway through the day. The grounds are beautiful, parking is easy. The event was fun for both adults and children - I was worried they werent going to have fun but everything was interactive and engaging. All the actors were funny and knowledgeable. We watched a slack rope fire and knife juggling act, played old (old, old, old) tavern games, watched a sword fight, made bookmarks and wrote letters with quill, ink, and wax seals. No food or drink at this event. It was free and well worth it!

Summer Shakespeare festival is marvelous; held outside in the Agecroft courtyard under the stars. I saw Romeo and Juliet recently. It was fabulous.

Amazing place with a unique history. The house was built in England centuries ago, then moved here! Beautiful house and stunning gardens.

Really interesting piece of Richmond history, tucked in a gorgeous neighborhood.

Went for a special Christmas event. Everyone from the young man at the gate directing us to park to Bella? Were all awesome. Got to go through the the library for the first time on a tour. Its my favorite place in all of Richmond.

Beautiful old English manor home in the heart of Richmond. We attend the Shakespeare plays preformed here each summer. Always a delight.

I come here every year for the Shakespeare festival. The grounds are very private and beautiful. The house is worth going into and tour. Ive done two tours there. One regular tour and one special one since i was with other art history students. They gave a longer and detailed tour just because we were all history fanatics.I love this place.

Beautiful gardens and an historic home with a bizarre history. Typical historic house tour with a well informed tour guide.

Perhaps the best, most entertaining and informative tour weve ever taken, and in a magical setting. Wonderful people.

We only got to see the downstairs and tired the gardens. Very nice. Very knowledgeable staff.

Great tours. Staff is extremely knowledge and passionate about the property. The gardens are also a nice place to pass some time.

The tour guide was SO knowledgeable and had a dry sense of humor. My family thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The house & garden were amazing.

Excellent Manor house salvaged from the original castle from the 12th century

Beautiful hidden gem in Richmond. You feel transported to the English countryside. Nice tours and programs as well.

Neato burrito

Beautiful place to see Shakespeare!

It is a great place to visit and step back into history. I cant say enough great things about it. We have seen Henry VIII speak and a witch hunter speak too. If you go make sure you leave a donation. KEEP HISTORY ALIVE

Very nostalgic tour into the history of the hall, informative and learning the history was exciting

Loved my visit there. Include time for the gardens. Guide was very knowledgeable.

Saw Shakespeare performed here for the first time this summer. What a unique venue! It was a great performance as well.Tip: Sit lower in the stands to avoid bugs attracted to the lighting.

Mi wife and I visited on Shakespeares birthday. The house and garden are very nice. We even bought a years pass.

Great place to wonder, although not all areas are accessable due to landscape, muddy areas and tall grass.

Went to the opening night of the 2018 Richmond Shakespeare Festival. Nothing like seeing Shakespeare outside of an authentic Tudor Manor house. Heaven!

Awesome

Beautiful historic house. The history is even more amazing, so I wont apoik it but definitely worth checking out!