UK Attractions

Historic and beautiful Loseley Park has become a highly regarded venue for Weddings, Corporate Dinners and Meetings, Private and Christmas Parties as well as large-scale Shows and Public Events.

The Loseley Estate was acquired by direct ancestors of the current owners at the beginning of the 16thC and Loseley House was built in the 1560s for Elizabeth I to stay in.

The Great Hall is the magnificent principal room of Loseley House. It contains exquisite panelling from Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace and his banqueting tents, a minstrel's gallery, carvings by Grinling Gibbons, and a fine collection of royal and family portraits.

The beautifully proportioned and furnished Drawing Room has a gilded ceiling decorated for James I's visit, a quite magnificent chalk fireplace and some exceptional paintings and pieces of furniture.

The Library, one of the first to be created by an English gentleman, has a fine collection of books, built up by successive generations of the family.

Our award-winning Rose Garden is planted with over one thousand old-fashioned rose bushes, including bourbons, gallicas, rugosas, albas, moss, damask and English, all framed by long low box hedges.

The Herb Garden contains a fascinating array of over two hundred herbs categorised in four separate areas - culinary, medicinal, household and decorative.

The Flower Garden was designed to provide interest and colour throughout the season by combining the more traditional herbaceous plants with mixed shrubs and drifts of annuals and bulbs.

Loseley Park
Estate Offices Loseley Park
Guildford
Surrey
GU3 1HS
Map and Directions

01483 304440

01483 302036

Loseley House
May - Aug
Bank Hol. Monday 1pm-5pm
Mon Closed
Tues 1pm-5pm
Weds 1pm-pm
Thurs 1pm-5pm
Fri Closed
Sat Closed
Sun 1pm-5pm

Grounds, Garden,
Shop & Tea Room
May - Sep
Bank Hol. Monday 11am -5pm
Mon Closed
Tues 11am -5pm
Weds 11am -5pm
Thurs 11am -5pm
Fri 11am -5pm
Sat 11am -5pm
Sun 11am -5pm

During the Summer Season, the Courtyard Tearoom, which is situated in the old kitchen and scullery of Loseley House, serves a delicious selection of teas, coffees and light lunches, and cakes and scones from the Loseley Bakery.

On busy days the Mulberry Tea Lawn will be open where visitors can enjoy delicious teas, coffees and light snacks within the Walled Garden itself.

• Light Refreshments
  
• Tearoom/Cafe/Restaurant
  

Parking On Site

Pushchair Access

We welcome visitors/guests with disabilities. We are constantly reviewing the facilities that we have and welcome suggestions on how to improve them within the physical limitations in which we have to operate. Current facilities include:

All public areas, except for the first floor of Loseley House, are accessible to wheelchair users.
A wheelchair is available for use on the ground floor of Loseley House.
Wheelchair accessible lavatories are available in the Courtyard Tea Room.
Wheelchair accessible lavatories are also available for those attending functions in the Tithe Barn and Chestnut Lodge.
Most drives and paths are covered in shallow gravel.

• Disabled Access
  

Guide Dogs Allowed

Category Adult Child Concession
Individual :
House, Garden & Grounds £7.00 £3.50 £6.50
Garden & Grounds £4.00 £2.00 £3.50
Tearoom & Shop only Free Free Free

Family Ticket:
(2 Adults, 3 children up to 16 years)
House, Garden & Grounds £17.50
Garden & Grounds only £10.00

Groups:
House, Garden & Grounds £6.00 £3.00
Garden & Grounds £3.00 £1.50
Guided Garden Tour (extra) £2.50

Friends of Loseley
(Free entry to Garden & Grounds for Season etc) £16.00