Hartwell House in the Vale of Aylesbury

Reasons to choose Hartwell House for Heritage Groups

• Connections to notable figures, including royalty, nobility and influential political leaders;
• The founding of The British Meteorological Society took place in the Library in 1850 (now the Royal Meteorological Society);
• Architectural & Artistic Value – a blend of Jacobean (north façade), Georgian (south façade) and Baroque design elements, Rococo ceiling in main hall;
• Lavish interiors with period furniture, paintings and antiques;
• Beautifully preserved 18^th century gardens designed by Richard Woods, a contemporary of Capability Brown;
• Cultural and Educational Opportunities - Access to historic country houses nearby (Waddesdon, Woburn, Blenheim, Stowe Mansion and Landscape Gardens);
• Guided tours of the house focussing on royal history, architecture, art and landscape design;
• Provides opportunities to host educational talks for special interest groups;

Perfect for:

• Group Heritage and Cultural Tours – accommodation for 30 bedrooms in main house, 16 in adjacent Hartwell Court;
• Variety of air-conditioned conference rooms with screens and A/V equipment (from Boardroom style for 12 to Cabaret for 48, or theatre style presentation for up to 90 guests);
• Private dining - elegant room options for dinner, luncheon or traditional afternoon tea, with places for 18 up to 60 people;

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