Ascott Estate spans a vast 4,400 acres, encompassing the House and Gardens, farms and a range of residential and commercial properties. The farms are committed to a sustainable and environmentally aware approach to farming and are part of the Mid-Tier Countryside Stewardship Scheme, helping to increase biodiversity within the farmland area.
Discover the story of Ascott House and Gardens, from its transformation into a magnificent Rothschild estate to the remarkable art, architecture and landscapes you see today. Explore the people, collections and gardens that have shaped Ascott over more than 150 years of history.
The Ascott Park Cricket Ground is one of the most attractive private grounds in England, where 30 to 40 matches are played during the cricket season. The first cricket match was played at Ascott in 1880.
Ascott Estate spans 4,400 acres, including the House and Gardens, working farmland, woodland, and residential and commercial properties. Sustainability is central to the estate, with environmentally conscious farming and participation in the Mid Tier Countryside Stewardship Scheme to support biodiversity.
Ascott Farm covers 3,500 acres in the rolling Aylesbury Vale, growing a mix of winter and spring cereals, field beans, grassland and parkland.
Ascott Estate is home to 38 residential rental properties, ranging from 2-bedroom cottages to larger farmhouses, providing beautifully unique and peaceful places to live.
Committed to practising sustainable and ethical farming methods, Ascott Farm employ a range of techniques to protect the land, enhance biodiversity and reduce carbon emissions across the farms and parkland.