VISITOR INFORMATION
Visitor Information
HOUSE AND TEA ROOM ARE CLOSED UNTIL MAY 2024
GARDEN REMAINS OPEN ON WED THUR & FRI
SCAFFOLDING ON INDIAN BRIDGE and NORTH WING OF HOUSE UNTIL END MAY FOR ESSENTIAL REPAIRS
Opening Times
Sezincote Garden: January-November (closed December)
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Bank Holiday Mondays
Sezincote House, Garden and Orangery Tearoom: May-September
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Bank Holiday Mondays
Sezincote Garden: January-November (closed December)
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Bank Holiday Mondays
Sezincote House, Garden and Orangery Tearoom: May-September
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Bank Holiday Mondays
Summer Opening Hours:
April– October 11am-5pm, last entry 4.30pm, gates close 5.15pm
Winter Opening Hours
November to March (closed Dec) 11am-4pm, last entry 3.30pm, gates close 4.15pm
Admission Prices
Sezincote Garden Adults £9 Children (16 & under) £3
Garden only visitors do not need to pre-book and should pay on arrival at the ticket office.
Sezincote House (house tour & garden entry) Adults £15 Children (16 & under) £9
Carers go free and do not require a ticket
All house tour tickets must be pre-booked and pre-paid through the website (2024 booking opens December)
First house tour at 11.30am and then every half an hour until the last tour at 4.30pm.
PLEASE don’t be late for your house tour, as you will not be able to join once the door has closed and we regret that we will not be able to refund your fee.
Please allow good time to walk from the carpark to the house and present yourself at the front door at or before the time of the tour you have booked. Twenty minutes is recommended in case there is a queue at the ticket office. Whatever time you have booked your tour, you are welcome to arrive earlier to explore the gardens.
All house tour tickets must be pre-booked and pre-paid through the website (2024 booking opens December)
First house tour at 11.30am and then every half an hour until the last tour at 4.30pm.
PLEASE don’t be late for your house tour, as you will not be able to join once the door has closed and we regret that we will not be able to refund your fee.
Please allow good time to walk from the carpark to the house and present yourself at the front door at or before the time of the tour you have booked. Twenty minutes is recommended in case there is a queue at the ticket office. Whatever time you have booked your tour, you are welcome to arrive earlier to explore the gardens.
COACHES use front drive opposite Batsford Arboretum on the A44, drive one mile to car park up the hill past garden entrance.
We have disabled car parking and a drop off and pick up area at the entrance to the house and gardens near the ticket office.
Tea and cake will be available in the Orangery Tearoom until 4.30pm when the house is open.
We regret no dogs are permitted in the house or the gardens except assistance dogs.
We have disabled car parking and a drop off and pick up area at the entrance to the house and gardens near the ticket office.
Tea and cake will be available in the Orangery Tearoom until 4.30pm when the house is open.
We regret no dogs are permitted in the house or the gardens except assistance dogs.
Garden Hazards
Please be advised that the garden contains the normal hazards you would expect of a ravine garden with a stream and pools. There are steep banks that become slippery when wet, unfenced pool sides, stepping stones, and uneven stone slab bridges over the stream. Please exercise caution, especially in wet weather.
Groups
We are happy to accommodate groups on our public opening days, as well as on Mondays and Tuesdays out of normal opening hours (minimum of 25). To book email enquiries@sezincote.com. Weekends are closed for weddings.
Disabled Visitors
Much of the garden is on a slope with steep banks, gravel paths and irregular stone bridges that make it difficult for wheelchairs and those with walking diffi-culties. Enough of the garden however can be accessed to make a satisfactory visit. The upstairs portion of the house tour is also regrettably inaccessible to those in wheelchairs and those who cannot climb stairs. In such cases the house guide will give you some books and photograph albums to browse in the dining room while the rest of the group is upstairs. Please contact us
for full information for disabled visitors.
How to Find Us
GPS can be confusing, bringing you to the farm entrance. Our front entrance is on the A44 just outside Moreton-in-Marsh, opposite Batsford Arboretum.
Below you can find the what3words locations for our entrances. What3words is a simple way to find a location where each 3m square in the world has been assigned a unique 3 word address that will never change.
FRONT ENTRANCE: ///motoring.ponies.upstairs
TRADE / DELIVERIES / FARM ENTRANCE: ///wiggly.connected.overlaps
