Experts' Choice Award Wallblake House
What the experts agree on
Anguilla's oldest structure (1787), this rare plantation house survived centuries of island history including a French invasion. Explore the vaulted cistern and historic grounds while absorbing local lore.
“The place is associated with many a tale involving murder, high living, and the French invasion in 1796. On the grounds are an ancient vaulted stone cistern and an outbuilding called the Bakery”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "The Valley’s most interesting building is Wallblake House. Built in 1787, it’s the oldest structure on Anguilla and the only remaining plantation house on the island. " Full review
Afar Magazine "Said to be the oldest structure on the island, Wallblake House is also the only surviving 18th-century plantation home that has been restored and that can be toured. Located in the..." Full review
Lonely Planet "Visit the Wallblake Plantation House, which dates back to 1787 and has witnessed much of the island nation's history"
Experience the island by exploring Anguilla’s heritage and culture
November 17, 2021
