Parham Park

A traditional stone E-shaped Elizabethan mansion, built in 1557 with an impressive aspect and towering mullioned and transomed windows in the Great Hall. An excellent collection of portraits of English Tudor and Stuart monarchs and their courts, plus some of their European contemporaries.

Features: The fishpond and deer park predate the Tudor house, while the pleasure gardens are 18th century.

1990 HHA/Christie's Garden of the Year Award winner.

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3rd April- 29th Sept. House: Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and BH Monday from 2:00-5:00pm. Aug- Tuesday & Friday. Gardens: Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday. Tuesday & Friday between May and August, 12pm-5pm. Open Sundays in October.

Please note that HHA Membership card holders will not be given free access for Special Event weekends.

Please contact the property for up to date opening times

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Home to Lady Emma Barnard and her family, this peaceful Elizabethan house containing an important collection of early paintings, furniture and needlework , is in the middle of a medieval park. There are 11 acres of award-winning gardens. Please apply in writing.