Hampshire

A former Tudor ‘power house’ visited by Henry VIII, a 1930s country retreat and famous rose garden, a Georgian mansion with panoramic views, and an ancient working watermill in the heart of a city. These are yours to discover in Hampshire, together with acres of wildlife-rich downland, crystal-clear chalk streams, and ancient New Forest heaths.

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Mottisfont

Once a medieval priory, today you’ll find a romantic house with 1930s interiors and an art gallery, nestled in beautiful riverside gardens.

The Vyne

Explore a former Tudor powerhouse turned 18th-century family home, set in formal gardens, with walks to woodlands and wildlife-rich wetlands.

Hinton Ampner

An elegant country house with exquisite collections, and picturesque gardens surrounded by an estate that’s perfect for walks.

Winchester City Mill

An ancient working watermill in the heart of the city, with visiting otters, an island garden, and cosy indoor and outdoor café.

Sandham Memorial Chapel

20th-century chapel and garden in a peaceful Hampshire village that houses an unexpected treasure – an epic series of wall paintings by world-famous war artist Sir Stanley Spencer.

New Forest Commons

A colourful mosaic of blooming heather and gorse, braided wetlands and ancient woodland pasture

A horse grazing on Rockford Common, New Forest

Stockbridge Down

Chalk downland with far-reaching views, a variety of wildlife and archaeological features

Two women in big cream and gold thrones, with decorated Christmas trees on a dais behind them, at Mottisfont's Cinderella Christmas, Hampshire

Christmas in and around Hampshire

The lake in winter at The Vyne, Hampshire

Gardens and parks in Hampshire

A view of The Vyne's red-bricked house with Georgian sash-windows from the South Drive in autumn.

Houses and buildings in Hampshire

Looking down over downland with fields and wooded scrub in the distance and a fenced Bronze Age burial mound in the foreground

Countryside and woodland in Hampshire

A visitor walking with a dog amid bracken and small trees with a view north from Furze Hill, New Forest Northern Commons, Hampshire, in October.

Walking in Hampshire

Man and woman both holding a young girl, standing smiling into the distance in Mottisfont's dining room, with decorated Christmas trees in backgroune

Family-friendly places in Hampshire

A light-coloured dog runs towards the camera, with its owners standing behind, with grassy hills and woodland, in the summer, at Bramshaw Commons and Foxbury, Hampshire

Dog-friendly places in Hampshire

A woman in a pink jumper, eating a sandwich, feeds a toddler in a chunky knit cardigan, sitting in a wooden high chair in a café

Places to eat in Hampshire

Volunteers making charcoal at Mottisfont, Hampshire

Volunteering in Hampshire

Christmas in and around Hampshire

This Christmas, our Hampshire places are filled with colour, fun and sparkle, as they celebrate favourite pantomimes and fairytales. Will Cinderella escape her kitchen for the glamorous ball at Mottisfont? Discover scenes inspired by Aladdin and Snow White at Hinton Ampner. At The Vyne you’ll find the Snow Queen’s glittering realm, plus a Neverland play area for tiny tots.

Sustainable travel in Hampshire

There are a number of sustainable travel options for travelling to and from the places in our care in Hampshire, whether you're looking to travel by train, bus, bike or foot.

A family walking by water in the springtime at Mottisfont, Hampshire.

Supporter groups in Hampshire

Find out how to join a supporter group near you. There are several supporter groups located throughout Hampshire, and their members have access to a range of benefits including special interest talks, volunteering opportunities, fun social events and organised day trips to properties around the country.