A view of Baddesley Clinton across the moat in springtime — A springtime view of Baddesley across the moat | © National Trust/Abi Chandler

Houses and buildings in Warwickshire

From secluded forest houses to grand rural retreats including picturesque buildings from the Tudor and Victorian eras, Warwickshire is home to some impressive properties and stories.

Inside the Long Gallery at Upton House, Warwickshire, with its floor-to-ceiling windows and 18th-century English furniture.

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Upton House

Immerse yourself in one of the finest art collections in 20th-century England, which was the country house and weekend retreat of 2nd Viscount Bearsted, Walter Samuel.

Two visitors look upwards at the paintings all around them on the walls in the Great Hall

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The house at Charlecote Park

Discover a fine example of a Victorian home at Charlecote Park, with its vast collection of treasures and immaculately preserved Victorian kitchen and outbuildings.

View across the moat to Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire

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The house at Baddesley Clinton

From priest holes to the Great Hall, intimate family chapel to blood stains in the library, step inside the house to uncover 500 years of history.

Visitors arriving outside Packwood House in Warwickshire. A group turns to walk down the path to the front door, by the front door a small child can be seen.

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Packwood House is the culmination of a single man's vision of Old English country hospitality. Step inside and discover a cow barn transformed into a Great Hall, a 1930s Long Gallery filled with 16th-century tapestries, and much more.

Outside of the back of Coughton Court with scaffolding

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Coughton Court

Explore the house and collections at Coughton Court, which has been home to the Throckmorton family for over six centuries and continues to be their home today.