Discover more in Hampshire
Centuries-old mansions, a working watermill and wildlife-rich heathland await you in Hampshire.
Houses and buildings in Hampshire
Discover a variety of houses and unusual buildings in Hampshire, from grand mansions to a very special chapel with murals by Stanley Spencer.
Houses and buildings in Hampshire
The house at The Vyne
From 22 November to 5 January 11am-3pm, immerse yourselves in the magic of best-loved fairy tales. Explore the ground floor of the house aglow with sparkling Christmas trees and atmospheric lighting. There are eight stories to discover. Free with usual admission (closed 24 & 25 December). Collect timed tickets for house on arrival - no pre-booking. The Sandys and Chute families made The Vyne their home for over 500 years. They accumulated beautiful and important objects and made significant changes to the house during their lives. Come back after Christmas to enjoy the collection in opulent state rooms and humble servants’ quarters. Read on for more information.
The house and gallery at Mottisfont
Explore Maud Russell’s 1930s neo-classical interiors, in an 18th-century house with medieval origins and enjoy changing art exhibitions in the spacious gallery.
The house at Hinton Ampner
This is a house that has sprung up from the ashes. With lavish interiors and beautiful collections, you’ll go on a journey through centuries of design influences.
Sandham Memorial Chapel and almshouses
Discover artist Stanley Spencer’s depiction of everyday life in the First World War.
Winchester City Mill
Grab a bite to eat in our café, spot otters in the river using the otter-cam or learn about how the Mill has been such an important part of Winchester's history.
