Considered to be the finest example of neoclassic country mansions anywhere in the United States, Hyde House is a stunning reminder of a bygone American era, representing the time when powerful English families established vast estates in their former colonies.


This magnificent home was built between 1817 & 1834, designed and conceived by British-born landowner George Clarke (1768-1835) as the centerpiece resembling vast agricultural estates like those his family owned in England and Jamaica.


The mansion is open every day for tours late May through October.