An open day at a Georgian townhouse is set to attract hundreds of visitors.
Parade House, in Trowbridge, is to hold a Dickensian-themed open day on Saturday, December 14.
The event, running from 11am to 4pm, will offer visitors a chance to explore the Grade I listed Georgian townhouse.
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The house, only recently restored by its current owners, will be decorated for Christmas and feature characters from Charles Dickens novels, including Scrooge.
Having been derelict, the restoration has been a significant effort, and the open day aims to celebrate the achievements and provide an enjoyable day out for the community before the festive season.
The event will also have live music, a screening of Dickensian movies in the house's cinema, and festive refreshments in the historic vaults.
The house, which was rescued from dereliction three years ago, has won three awards, including 'Best Event Venue in Wiltshire 2024'.
For more information, visit paradehousetrowbridge.co.uk/events.
Timed tickets for the event are available and pre-booking is required.
The house, due to its listed status, is not wheelchair or pushchair accessible, and dogs are not allowed.
The open day provides a final opportunity for the public to explore the house.
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