What a great house to find and learn about Virginia Woolf it was a very nice day and the NT have done an excellent job on preserving the house and gardens was such as pleasure to talk to guides who knew so much, ask about...More

We visited Monks House, National Trust near Lewes which is delightful. A meeting place for the Bloomsbury Set including Virginia Woolf. I could write a lot but suffice to say it’s worth finding and the stewards are so knowledgeable and pleasant evoking a brilliant atmosphere....More

Drove down to see Virginia Woolfe's house on lovely autumn day. First we visited the nearby pub (recommended by the NT site - very good) then we started our visit at the house with a walk around the garden. Lovely vegetable allotment, orchard, bowling green...More

Monks House was the weekend retreat for Virginia Woolf and her husband and the National Trust have done an excellent job of preserving it and presenting it to enhance the understanding of the Bloomsbury set. The house is small, but the garden is large and...More

Every now and then you visit a heritage property that you just fall in love with; this is one of those occasions. This is the home of Virginia Woolf and is the smaller and more literary companion of Charleston. Everything here is so lovely, soft...More

After having been to Charleston House, we visited Monk's House. This house is less colourful, but it is every bit as charming and interesting in its own way. It looks as if it's still being used. The guides were all very friendly and knowledgeable. Personal...More

If you join the national trust as I did these smaller places are worth visiting. Though it was not overpriced compared to others. Not a great amount to see inside but garden was very nice but not huge. I would say visit if in Lewes...More