Loseley Park

Loseley Park, built in 1562 by Sir William More to entertain Queen Elizabeth I, is a fine example of Elizabethan architecture, featuring many fine works of art. The House is set amid magnificent parkland. The two and a half acre Walled Garden, based on a Gertrude Jekyll design, contains 5 separate 'rooms' each with their own theme. These include an award-winning rose garden, an extensive herb garden, a fruit and flower garden, a stunning white garden and an organic vegetable garden. New last year was a lovely flower meadow which can be viewed from the moat walk.

Visitor Opening TimesBack to top

Summer; Garden, Shop & Tearoom: May-Sept, Tues-Sun & BH Mons in May & Aug, 11am-5pm. Loseley House (guided tours): May-Aug, Tues-Thurs, Suns & BH Mons in May & Aug, 1-5pm.

Please contact the property for up to date opening times

Film LocationsBack to top

Recent productions include:

Amazing Grace

Miss Marple

Midsomer Murders

Sense & Sensibility

Wide Sargasso Sea

Groups and special visitsBack to top

Built in 1562 by an ancestor of the present owner, this fine Elizabethan Mansion is set in glorious parkland grazed by the famous Loseley Jersey herd. Walled garden based on Gertrude Jekyll design, featuring award winning rose garden, extensive herb garden, fruit/flower garden, white garden with fountains and organic vegetable garden. New wildflower meadow open in 2006. Weddings, receptions, dinners and major events throughout the year. Group visits welcome (max 25).

Wedding FacilitiesBack to top

Civil Ceremony and Wedding Reception



Civil ceremonies in the panelled Great Hall (maximum 100 guests) or in the Drawing Room. Receptions in the 17th century tithe barn (maximum 140 guests). Larger numbers can be accommodated using a marquee extension (up to 500 guests). Also blessings in the Chapel or the Great Hall.