Hasfield Court - self-guided tour with tea and cake

Grade II* manor house dating from the sixteenth century, remodelled and refaced in 1860 by William Baker and extended in 1888 by his nephew William Meath Baker, a close friend of Sir Edward Elgar, who stayed at Hasfield on many occasions and who featured several family members in his ‘Enigma Variations’.

Much altered and extended in the 19th century, the unusual French Mannerist Revival exterior of Hasfield Court conceals a 16th-century core including a panelled dining room and library. The house and garden are undergoing a comprehensive restoration. Visitors will see the principal ground floor rooms, including the hall, staircase, library, dining room, kitchen, billiards room and the ‘work in progress’ restoration of the music room and conservatory. 

Visitors can then roam the gardens, including the Victorian walled kitchen garden, beech maze, croquet lawn, stable block and dovecote, and enjoy the superb views from the garden terrace across the Severn vale to the Cotswold escarpment. From the gardens there is direct access to the churchyard and charming St Mary’s Church, which will be open.

Last entry 4.30 pm

Greeted by the owner
Restrictions: No photography in the house. No dogs.

Access: There is wheelchair access to the ground floor of the house with prior notification. The first floor does not have wheelchair access.