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Surrounded by 'Capability' Brown designed gardens at Audley End House, Cambridge Lodge will transport you to Victorian England. Designed to help entice royalty to come and stay, Audley End House succeeded on multiple occasions, playing host to Elizabeth I, James I and ultimately being owned by Charles II. Today the house’s interior largely represents the taste of the third Baron Braybrooke, who redecorated many of its rooms in the Jacobean style during the 1820s. Spend your days exploring the mansion house and sampling Victorian life above and below stairs. Learn from the Victorian staff in the atmospheric Service Wing, wander through the tranquil gardens and visit the horses in the Victorian stable yard. Discover the nursery used by the eight Braybrooke children now restored to its former 1830s glory. Head down to Saffron Walden for market day and uncover foodie delights such as Tiptree Jam and Maldon salt. Just a stone’s throw away from London - it feels a world away with its rural farmland and vineyards ripe to be explored. During your stay, enjoy market day in Saffron Walden and uncover foodie delights such as Tiptree and Maldon salt.