Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire — historic building

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Hanbury Hall

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Hanbury Hall is a Grade I listed historic building in Worcestershire, cared for by the National Trust. Read about its history, architecture and gardens, plus how to visit and what's nearby.

About Hanbury Hall

Hanbury Hall is a red brick stately home in Worcestershire, built around 1701 in the village of Hanbury.

The main range rises two storeys in the Queen Anne style and sits within open parkland.

Inside, a painted staircase and ceiling attributed to Sir James Thornhill are the house's standout feature.

The National Trust manages the hall and its gardens today.

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History of Hanbury Hall

The hall was built around 1701 for Thomas Vernon, a successful lawyer whose family held the estate for generations afterwards. Its Grade I listing reflects the completeness of the early Georgian design, while the Orangery and Long Gallery pavilion ranges carry their own Grade II* listing.

Architecture of Hanbury Hall

Built of red brick in the Queen Anne style, the main range has two storeys under a symmetrical facade typical of the early 18th century. The Orangery and Long Gallery pavilions flank the house as separately listed structures.

Worth knowing

The painted staircase and ceiling inside are attributed to Sir James Thornhill, the artist known for his work at Greenwich and St Paul's Cathedral.

Gardens & grounds at Hanbury Hall

The grounds include a recreated early 18th-century garden with parterres, a fruit garden and the orangery, restored to reflect the hall's original period.

Facilities

Parking Café Toilets Shop Cycle parking Baby changing Drinking water

Plan your visit to Hanbury Hall

Nearest station: Droitwich Spa Rail Station (3.2 miles)

Places to visit near Hanbury Hall

Historic places nearby

Within 10 miles of Hanbury Hall (WR9) there are 10 historic properties, including 3 historic buildings, 3 churchs and 3 historic houses, across Historic Houses, Churches Conservation Trust and National Trust sites.

4 Historic Houses
3 Churches Conservation Trust
3 National Trust
3 Historic building
3 Church
3 Historic house
1 Garden
See these 10 sites on the heritage map

Within 20 miles of Hanbury Hall (WR9) there are 42 historic properties, including 16 historic buildings, 12 historic houses and 9 churchs, across National Trust, Historic Houses and Churches Conservation Trust sites.

15 National Trust
13 Historic Houses
9 Churches Conservation Trust
5 English Heritage
16 Historic building
12 Historic house
9 Church
2 Garden
1 Museum
1 Archaeological site
1 Manor house
See these 42 sites on the heritage map

Facts

A Queen Anne house known chiefly for its Thornhill-painted staircase.

Type
historic building
Location
Worcestershire, England
National Trust Grade I
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