With 20-acre gardens, a fine historic house and over 4,000 acres of land, there’s always something happening on the Estate.
Whether it’s updates on what’s in bloom and nature notes, news of exciting events, or behind-the-scenes insights into life on the wider estate – you’ll find it all in our brilliant blog.
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...
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...
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...
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...