Highfield Park
Seventeenth-century mansion in 35 acres of Hampshire countryside with 58 en-suite bedrooms
Highfield Park is a seventeenth-century mansion set in 35 acres of Hampshire countryside, with 58 en-suite bedrooms and indoor and outdoor civil ceremony options.
Highfield Park is a seventeenth-century mansion in 35 acres of Hampshire countryside, reached along a tree-lined drive. The present house dates from the Queen Anne and Georgian periods and was known as Heckfield Park until 1819, on land whose history reaches back to the Roman occupation of Britain. Neville Chamberlain, King George III and Muhammad Ali are among its past visitors. The house takes ceremonies, receptions or both, with civil ceremonies available indoors or outdoors.
The wedding breakfast and evening celebrations are held in one of the decorated suites, which receive plenty of natural light. The kitchen uses farm-fresh produce and offers a flexible choice that runs from beef Wellington and chicken en croute to a hog roast or barbecue. There are 58 en-suite bedrooms, including a wedding suite for the couple, so guests can stay on site and gather again for breakfast the next morning before a walk through the grounds.
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The Essentials
- Where
- Hampshire, England
- Stay
- 58 en-suite bedrooms
- Ceremony
- Civil, indoors or outdoors
- Price
- On enquiry
- Grounds
- 35 acres of countryside
- Catering
- In-house, farm-fresh produce
- Dating from
- 17th century, Queen Anne and Georgian periods
A mansion with a long history
Highfield Park is a seventeenth-century mansion, built in the Queen Anne and Georgian periods and known as Heckfield Park until 1819. The history of the land reaches back to Roman Britain, and past visitors include Neville Chamberlain, King George III and Muhammad Ali.
Ceremonies and celebrations in the grounds
The house stands in 35 acres of Hampshire countryside, approached along a tree-lined drive. Civil ceremonies can be held indoors or outdoors, and the wedding breakfast and evening party are held in one of the decorated suites, which are filled with natural light.
Food and a night on site
The kitchen works with farm-fresh ingredients and offers dishes from beef Wellington to a hog roast or barbecue. With 58 en-suite bedrooms and a wedding suite for the couple, guests can stay on site and meet again over breakfast.
Seventeenth-century mansion
The house combines Queen Anne and Georgian periods and sits at the end of a tree-lined drive.
35 acres of countryside
Open Hampshire grounds provide settings for outdoor ceremonies and for walks the morning after.
58 en-suite bedrooms
Guests can stay on site, with a wedding suite set aside for the couple.
Farm-fresh menus
Menus range from beef Wellington and chicken en croute to a hog roast or barbecue.
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Hampshire
Highfield Park
Church Lane, Hampshire, RG27 0LG, United Kingdom
Getting there
- Heathrow (LHR)
- Southampton (SOU)
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How many bedrooms does Highfield Park have?
There are 58 en-suite bedrooms, so guests can stay on site after the evening celebrations. A wedding suite is available for the couple.
Can the ceremony be held outdoors?
Yes. Civil ceremonies can be held either indoors or outdoors, and the reception can be held with them or separately.
Where are the wedding breakfast and evening celebrations held?
Both take place in one of the mansion's decorated suites, which have plenty of natural light.
What food is available?
The menu draws on farm-fresh produce and flexible options, from beef Wellington and chicken en croute to a hog roast or barbecue, with Baileys crème brûlée or the house chocolate brownie to finish.
Is breakfast served the next morning?
Yes. A breakfast selection includes fruit juices, local bacon and sausages and freshly ground coffee.
How large are the grounds?
The mansion stands in 35 acres of Hampshire countryside, with grounds suited to a gentle walk the morning after the wedding.
What is the history of the house?
The present building dates from the Queen Anne and Georgian periods and was known as Heckfield Park until 1819. The land has a history reaching back to the Roman occupation of Britain.
