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It suits walkers, anyone curious about the landscape and the layers of history in it, and visitors who like their lunch unhurried and their views earned on foot.\n\nA good few hours might begin with the Motte & Bailey, where the earthworks give you a sense of how long people have thought this ridge worth holding. From there, the Edge Hill Views Walk from Upton House takes you along the escarpment, or you can follow the Upton House Ley Line Walk if you prefer something with a puzzle to it. 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In the 1920s, Lord Bearsted, a prominent banker with a serious passion for collecting art, extensively remodelled the house to display his remarkable collection. As you move through the rooms, you'll see Dutch, Flemish, and English Old Master paintings displayed alongside fine porcelain and tapestries, arranged much as Bearsted himself would have organized them. The house also has an interesting wartime story—during the Second World War it temporarily housed the Warburg Institute, adding yet another chapter to its past.\n\nThe gardens are genuinely worth exploring. They step down in a series of terraces, opening onto expansive lawns, colourful herbaceous borders, and a working kitchen garden. The layout shows real care and attention, and from various points you get sweeping views across the Vale of the Red Horse. The paths throughout are pleasant for a leisurely stroll, and there's a café where you can stop for tea or coffee whenever you need a break. 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The house was built as an elegant country estate and became home to Walter Samuel, the second Viscount Bearsted, who gathered an exceptional array of Old Masters paintings, French porcelain, and European tapestries throughout his life. These works are displayed across the rooms, offering visitors a genuine sense of how a wealthy twentieth-century collector lived and what mattered to him artistically.\n\nThe gardens are equally rewarding. Terraced beds descend steeply through herbaceous borders and a working kitchen garden before opening onto a broad lawn with a lake at its base, all overlooking the Warwickshire landscape beyond. Several walking routes lead through the estate grounds, including a designated Ley Line Walk that takes you through woods and fields. 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