Farleigh WallopUnited Kingdom, England, Hampshire

Only an hour from London, Farleigh Wallop, owned by the same family since the 15th Century, is perfect for private events, weekend house parties, corporate gatherings, shooting parties, and exclusive-use holidays.

Farleigh Wallop sits at the heart of a 4,000-acre Hampshire estate down an ancient tree-lined avenue. The house, set back from the road is a classic English home whose interior has been recently redesigned, refurbished and fitted with state-of-the-art amenities, whilst preserving its inherent heritage, seen by the collection of family books, paintings and furniture. 

The house is a luxurious, exclusive retreat where you can host your event in quintessentially English surroundings. Hidden from the road by woodland and a high garden wall, Farleigh Wallop offers complete privacy, a rarity so close to London. The house has eight reception rooms, all adaptable in format, unique in character, size and views. The main dining room is ideal for intimate lunches, grand dinners or a reception for up to 40. With a large, airy country kitchen, as well as a commercial kitchen to cater  for large parties, the house lends itself to entertainment. Eleven guest bedrooms and nine bathrooms provide beautifully-appointed accommodation. Our hospitality is flexible, with space for music and dancing indoors, outdoors and poolside. A bespoke marquee area, adjacent to the house, caters for larger parties.

The gardens at Farleigh Wallop are a continually changing  place of contemplation and beauty, commissioned by Lord and Lady Portsmouth in 1992 from renowned garden designer Georgia Langton. These immaculate gardens provide the setting for lunches, picnics, peaceful afternoons and relaxed walks. The three-acre walled garden is divided by yew hedges into formal ‘rooms’. Herbaceous borders and vegetable beds which, with the cuttings garden, supply the house with flowers throughout the year. The kitchen garden is lovingly tended all year, and provides fresh produce for the house, where it is prepared for the lunches and dinners that our guests enjoy. The classic English style of the rose garden creates a pleasing contrast with the contemporary wild rose and sculpture garden.  A ha-ha at the end of the croquet lawn leads the eye from the gardens to the parkland, fields and woods beyond.