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Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire & Berkshire

Hughenden

Country home of the Victorian statesman Benjamin Disraeli

High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP14 4LA

Hughenden in Autumn surrounded by trees, Buckinghamshire

Important notice

The whole site will be closed on Saturday the 7th of December due to forecasted high winds.

Planning your visit

Children taking part in a "crumble rumble" at Hughenden Manor, Buckinghamshire. The crumble dash involves foraging for apples and racing to make, and eat, the resulting crumble.

Upcoming events 

Are you looking for a memorable day out? Take a look at our upcoming events. Whether you're interested in exploring exhibitions in the Manor, enjoying countryside group walks, or participating in children's trails, we have something for everyone.

The Dining Room decorated for Christmas at Hughenden
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A Nordic Christmas at Hughenden 

Inspired by the stories from our beautiful Norse Mythology book in Disraeli’s Library, we’ll be transforming the Manor and grounds into a series of enchanting and playful scenes. Set a date to meet family and friends at Hughenden to come together in a fairytale Christmas setting and make lasting memories.

Play area at Hughenden in Autumn, Buckinghamshire
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Family-friendly things to do at Hughenden 

With plenty of space to run, jump and play there's lots to keep children of all ages busy at Hughenden, including a 'Wild Play' area and activity trails in school holidays. Explore on your own, across acres of parkland and woodland, or keep a look out on our events page for seasonal activities, crafting or workshops.

Visitor walking dogs at Haresfield Beacon and Standish Wood, Gloucestershire
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Visiting Hughenden with your dog 

Hughenden is a two pawprint rated place. Discover where your dog can join you while you enjoy your visit, including the garden, parkland walks, woods and Stableyard Café.

North front of Hughenden Manor in winter
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Group visits to Hughenden 

Former home of unlikely Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, Hughenden, with its wartime secrets, formal gardens and rolling parkland to explore is a great place to bring a group.

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Hughenden Map 

Take a look at the map of Hughenden to help plan your visit.

Two adults with a young child, all smiling together and admiring the festive window art in Newton House at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire

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