Upton House and Gardens

Upton House invites visitors to furnish a special made-to-measure doll's house. Our doll's house project celebrates the craftsmanship, artistic vision and devotion that Lord and Lady Bearsted, their architect, workforce and staff invested in the remodeling of Upton between 1927 and 1936.

Discover the treasures collected by Lord Bearsted over his lifetime. From rare porcelain to paintings by a wide variety of famous artists. All on display throughout the house just as they were in Lord Bearsted’s time.

Choose from one of these scenic winter walks and make the most of your day by exploring the surrounding countryside.

Join us for a guided tour of a very stylish Upton Christmas of the 1920s, discover the hints and tips from the best magazines of the day, with mulled wine and festive treats.

From 7 December, families can follow our Christmas trail to discover the fun of a 1920s Christmas and meet a special guest. Buy your tickets when you book your timed entry to the house at the Land Agent's hut in the shop courtyard. Tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis.

The perfect place to find a memento of your visit. Something new for the garden or an unusual gift for friends. Call in on your next visit and you’ll definitely find something to take home and remember us by.

The Pavilion Restaurant has it all, from coffees and cakes to hot lunches and sandwiches, and open from 12pm-4pm. On busy weekends during the spring, summer and autumn, we also have extra options for you including afternoon tea at Iris’s Tea Room and take away coffees and snacks from the Tea Window.

It’s great to get involved in what we do - it’s fun, interesting and social. Everyone involved helps support our cause. So why not join the team as a volunteer? If you're interested, come along to one of our drop in sessions on 12 and 13 January 2019 to find out more.

Upton House invites visitors to furnish a special made-to-measure doll's house. Our doll's house project celebrates the craftsmanship, artistic vision and devotion that Lord and Lady Bearsted, their architect, workforce and staff invested in the remodeling of Upton between 1927 and 1936.

Discover supporter groups in and around Warwickshire and get involved in helping the National Trust look after special places

This garden conservation project started in July 2017. Over the next three years a different section of our impressive double herbaceous border will undergo replanting.

Turf maintenance is a year round task for the garden team. Following a regular maintenance programme of weekly checks for the signs of wear and a rotation of areas being open and closed are all part of the turf plan for Upton.

Bring your club, association or group of friends to spend a glorious day with us.

With a picturesque terrace and Pavillion Restaurant, Upton House and Gardens is the perfect spot to celebrate any special event.

Discover the story of these generous Upton residents and their enduring influence on the estate.

The histories of Upton’s women testify to the new social and cultural opportunities opening up after 1918 – interior decoration, fashion, gardening, sport, art and society entertaining – that offered women new creative ways of expressing themselves in the modern world.

Learn about Kitty Lloyd Jones and how her arrival in the 1930s radically reshaped the garden.

Want to spread your visit out over a few days, or maybe even a week? In the grounds of Upton House, overlooking the bog garden, this former banqueting house is a stylish retreat.

Looking to extend your visit? With its own private garden, this former stable on the Upton estate has an Art Deco-inspired interior.