The national trust have said that all indoor spaces including houses, cafes, restaurants and shops will close as of Friday.
A employee from the House has confirmed it will close this Friday but the park will be open as normal
Statement from the national trust:
The safety and wellbeing of our staff, volunteers and visitors is our priority.
Following the Prime Ministerâs advice on Monday 16 March the National Trustâs Director General Hilary McGrady said the National Trustâs pay-for-entry sites including houses, cafes, restaurants and shops, would close by this Friday 20 March.
We’ll work, where possible, to keep as many of the Trustâs gardens and parklands open, free of charge, alongside coast and countryside, to encourage the nation to enjoy open space if at all possible, while observing social distancing measures.
Hilary McGrady said: ‘The National Trust was founded 125 years ago for the benefit of the entire nation. We want to honour our mission â to enable people and nature to thrive. Over the coming weeks we will do all that we can to keep on providing public benefit through caring for places and giving people access wherever possible.
‘While we will close our indoor areas to help fight the spread of coronavirus, we recognise that people are likely to need access to open space.’