Hanbury Hall
Hanbury Hall in Worcestershire is a warm red-brick William and Mary country house, completed around 1701 and renowned for its exceptional painted ceilings and staircase by the artist Sir James Thornhill. The formal gardens, including a restored Dutch-style parterre, are among the finest formal recreations of the early 18th century in England. Inside and out, this is a house of considerable grace and charm.
- Outstanding Thornhill painted ceilings
- Restored Dutch formal parterre
- Elegant William and Mary architecture
Best for those who love baroque art, formal gardens, and the confident beauty of early Georgian country life.
Things to see at Hanbury Hall
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- Thornhill Painted Staircase Ceiling
- The Orangery
- Recreated 1705 Parterre Garden
- The Long Gallery Pavilion