Stanway House — Land & Legacy

Stanway House is a Grade I listed historic house in Gloucestershire, and a member of Historic Houses. Find out how to visit and what's nearby.

About Stanway House

Stanway House is a Jacobean manor in the Cotswolds village of Stanway, Gloucestershire, built in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, with major elements including the gatehouse and south front completed through around 1640.

The house has been in the ownership of the Tracy and Charteris families for around five hundred years, passing through inheritance rather than sale.

Its most remarkable feature is the fountain in the grounds, which at 300 feet is said to be the tallest gravity-fed fountain in the world.

The house opens to the public on a limited number of days each year.

Plan your visit to Stanway House

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Nearest station: Toddington (Gloucs Warwicks Railway) (0.7 miles)

Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays during June, July, and August; check official website for current details.

Places to visit near Stanway House

Hailes Abbey

historic building 1.6 miles

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Snowshill Manor

historic building 2.4 miles

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Sudeley Castle

historic house 3.5 miles

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St Mary's Church

church 4.5 miles

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Belas Knap

archaeological site 5.0 miles

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Historic places nearby

Within 5 miles of Stanway House there are 5 historic properties, including 2 historic buildings, across English Heritage, Churches Conservation Trust and Historic Houses sites.

2 English Heritage

1 Churches Conservation Trust

1 Historic Houses

1 National Trust

2 Historic building

1 Church

1 Archaeological site

1 Historic house

See these 5 sites on the heritage map

Within 10 miles of Stanway House there are 15 historic properties, including 5 historic buildings, 4 historic houses and 3 churchs, across National Trust, Historic Houses and Churches Conservation Trust sites.

5 National Trust

4 Historic Houses

3 Churches Conservation Trust

3 English Heritage

5 Historic building

4 Historic house

3 Church

2 Archaeological site

1 Garden

See these 15 sites on the heritage map

Within 20 miles of Stanway House there are 50 historic properties, including 15 historic buildings, 14 churchs and 12 historic houses, across Churches Conservation Trust, Historic Houses and English Heritage sites.

14 Churches Conservation Trust

14 Historic Houses

11 English Heritage

11 National Trust

15 Historic building

14 Church

12 Historic house

3 Garden

2 Archaeological site

2 Monastery

1 Museum

1 Chapel

See these 50 sites on the heritage map