VISITOR INFORMATION: Ascott is currently closed due to flood damage on site and we hope to open to visitors on Saturday 23rd March. We ask that all visitors check ahead before travelling to visit us. 

 

Experience the Estate

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House

A historic family home. Feel the rich weight of history.
Wonder at the art.

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Gardens

Seasonal splendour. A place to explore and make memories.
To delight in and recharge.

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Estate

Tradition and stewardship - experience the care and connections between people and place.

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Running in Madeira Walk

Events

Outdoor theatre, cricket, plant sales, wellness - there's always something exciting going on.

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Discover the Estate

Ascott House and Gardens is the historic rural retreat of the de Rothschild family.

The 30-acre Gardens have dramatic landscaping and sweeping lawns. Plus, beds bursting with flowers, hidden enclaves and wildflower meadows where you can laze away a summer’s day.

Enjoy al fresco theatre. Watch a classic English cricket match. Try a homemade cake in the Tea Room.

Inside Ascott House, Leighton Buzzard, visitors can tour rooms packed with priceless art, burnished wood and fragrant flower displays.

Feed your curiosity. Experience adventure. Visit Ascott Estate today.

 

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Spring has well and truly sprung at Ascott and the gardens are beginning to bloom, tadpoles fill the Lily pond and birds nest in the trees. We can’t wait to welcome you back to Ascott House and Gardens...

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Ascott Park is a large expanse of mown grass dotted with specimen trees including several fine oaks, cedars and large horse chestnuts. In the spring there is a magnificent display of daffodils...

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Ascott Park is a large expanse of mown grass dotted with specimen trees including several fine oaks, cedars and large horse chestnuts. In the spring there is a magnificent display of daffodils...

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Ascott House as it appears today, belies its age. Long, low and gabled, it looks like a heavily restored Tudor house. Its core is indeed an old farmhouse, thought to date from 1606...