Historic Houses to visit in Worcestershire
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Worcestershire Travel Guide - Historic Houses

Here you will find stately homes, manors, and the like. See also our listing of Historic Buildings in Worcestershire.

Hagley Hall
Hagley Hall Stourbridge, Worcestershire
The family home of the Viscounts Cobham for over 250 years, Hagley Hall is a Palladian mansion built by gentleman architect Sanderson Miller for the 1st Lord Lyttelton from 1754-1760. It is built of pink sandstone, to a rectangular plan with four corner towers, and the house is set on a low rise, giving broad views over rolling countryside.
Hagley, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England, DY9 9LG
Website: Hagley Hall
Email: info@hagleyhall.com
Phone: 01562 882408
Historic Houses Association

Hanbury Hall
Hanbury, Worcestershire
Hanbury Hall (built 1701), is a charming William and Mary house of brick that was the seat of the Vernon family for over 300 years. Now run by the National Trust, Hanbury is set in 400 acres of gardens and parkland. The 18th century garden has been lovingly restored, and the interior boasts an exceptional staircase and collections of fine porcelain and Dutch flower paintings.
School Road, Droitwich Hanbury, Worcestershire, England, WR9 7EA
Location: 4½m E of Droitwich, 1 m N of B4090 and 1½m W of B4091, from M5 junction 5 follow Droitwich signs
Website: Hanbury Hall
Email: hanburyhall@nationaltrust.org.uk
Phone: 01527 821 214
Fax: 01527 821 251
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Harvington Hall
Harvington Hall Kidderminster, Worcestershire
A moated medieval manor house dating to the late 14th century. The manor was rebuilt in the Elizabethan period and again in the 18th century. Within the house are secret hiding places used by priests during the Reformation. Indeed, Harvington probably has more priests holes than any other house in England.
Harvington Hall Lane, Harvington, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England, DY10 4LR
Location: 3 miles south east of Kidderminster off the A450
Website: Harvington Hall
Email: harvingtonhall@btconnect.com
Phone: 01562 777846
Historic Houses Association

Witley Court
Witley Court Great Witley, Worcestershire
The evocative shell of a stately home in a glorious parkland setting. Until a disastrous fire gutted the house in 1936, Witley Court could claim to be one of the finest stately homes in the country. The parkland surrounding the house now hosts The Jerwood Foundation Sculpture Park of modern British sculptures.
Great Witley, Worcestershire, England, WR6 6JT
Location: 10 miles north west of Worcester on A443
Website: Witley Court
Phone: 01299 896636
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Beesoni Lodge

Castlemorton
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Kinnersley House

Malvern Wells
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Broadway (Hotel)

Broadway Classic Hotel

The Broadway Hotel - a member of Classic British Hotels - is the essence of quintessential England, situated in the centre of the picturesque Cotswold village of Broadway. The excellent Courtyard Restaurant, complete with ebony minstrels gallery serves the freshest local produce from the Vale of Evesham. The hotel is … more >>

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Redditch (Hotel)

Campanile Redditch

The hotel is ideally located 20 minutes from Birmingham and the NEC as well as being within easy reach of Stratford-upon-Avon with all its historic sights and places of interest. The hotel is easily accessible from the M42 (J3) and the M40. The hotel offers a restaurant 'Bistro' offering a … more >>

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