How Hill

The How Hill estate is run by the How Hill Trust. A charity set up in 1984 to look after this amazing historic house and the surrounding grounds and countryside. A non profit organisation, everything earned goes back into the house and educational programs. The trust is managed by trustees, all of who give up their time and expertise freely, and continues only with the help and dedication of our amazing staff. Relax in the cozy Sun Room featuring a period fireplace and comfy seating. Enjoy stunning countryside views and direct garden access via the Dining Room. Enjoy exclusive use of the enchanting house gardens with unique themed “outdoor rooms”, fragrant blooms and historical charm for the duration of your stay. The vista stretches out over the river and marshes providing some of the best views in the county. The original house owner, renowned architect Edward Boardman, designed the formal house gardens just after World War One. The yew hedges were planted in the 1920s to create various rooms within the garden. Each room has a different layout and theme, which is in keeping with the style of the house and the Arts and Crafts era.