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Country home of the Victorian statesman Benjamin Disraeli
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP14 4LA
Asset | Opening time |
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Manor | 11:00 - 17:00 |
Garden | 10:00 - 17:00 |
Café | 10:00 - 17:00 |
Shop | 10:30 - 17:00 |
Exhibition Floor | 11:00 - 17:00 |
Whole site open as normal. Last entry to site and house is 4:30pm (Feb - October). The property will be closed on Friday 13, Monday 16, and Tuesday 17 September for driveway resurfacing. We will be open on the weekend in between the works, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September. We apologise for any inconvenience and look forward to providing a smoother ride to Hughenden upon your return.
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £16.50 | £15.00 |
Child | £8.30 | £7.50 |
Family | £41.30 | £37.50 |
One Adult Family | £24.80 | £22.50 |
Dogs on leads and under close control are allowed in the formal gardens, the orchard, the parkland and at the Stableyard Café. Only assistance dogs are allowed inside the house.
Blue Badge parking. Accessible toilets. Wheelchairs available. House ground floor accessible. Grounds partly accessible: step-free route, some uneven paths.
There is an accessible toilet in the stableyard.
Braille guide available in the manor.
Photograph album available in the manor.
Accessible parking available, please ask a member of the welcome team upon arrival.
In the house access is via a ramp.
Induction loops located at all till points across property.
Hughenden is on a hill and there are some steep slopes and uneven paths. Our team can point out step-free routes.
Wheelchairs, including 2 all-terrain, are available to hire in advance. Email hughenden@nationaltrust.org.uk to book one for the day you are visiting.
1½ miles north of High Wycombe; on the west side of Valley Road. From the M40 exit 4, take the A404 towards High Wycombe, follow signs to Eden shopping centre, then take the A4128 towards Great Missenden. Follow the brown signs.
Parking: Included in admission charge. Follow signs to main car park which will open at 10.00am. Entrance to car park locked at 4.30pm. Disabled spaces available.
Sat Nav: Please note that the postcode for Hughenden does not work for all Sat Navs.
1½ miles from High Wycombe. Hughenden is crossed by a number of footpaths. It is possible to walk from High Wycombe and a number of the surrounding villages. If walking from High Wycombe, it is possible to walk down the Valley Road, or across the parkland. Follow signs to the Visitor Reception on arrival. See OS Maps for footpath maps.
High Wycombe train station is just under 2 miles from Hughenden, or alternatively the Arriva Service X9 bus can be taken from the bus station on Bridge Street, which is about a half-mile walk from the train station. A short taxi ride from the station (about 12 mins) saves a steep walk up the hill from the bus stop if you arrive by bus.
Redline 300 buses stop at the bottom of the drive to Hughenden; there is a steep walk to the house up the hill.
There are no cycle paths to Hughenden, please use the road directions.
Are you looking for a memorable day out? Take a look at our upcoming events. Whether you're interested in exploring exhibitions in the Manor, enjoying countryside group walks, or participating in children's trails, we have something for everyone.
Join us as we explore the power of myths in shaping identities and understanding the world around us. Delve into the rich tapestry of myths, legends, and folklore.
With plenty of space to run, jump and play there's lots to keep children of all ages busy at Hughenden, including a 'Wild Play' area and activity trails in school holidays. Explore on your own, across acres of parkland and woodland, or keep a look out on our events page for seasonal activities, crafting or workshops.
Hughenden is a two pawprint rated place. Discover where your dog can join you while you enjoy your visit, including the garden, parkland walks, woods and Stableyard Café.
Former home of unlikely Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, Hughenden, with its wartime secrets, formal gardens and rolling parkland to explore is a great place to bring a group.
Red brick manor set in the Chiltern Hills. Former home to Benjamin Disraeli and a secret World War Two operation. Last entry to the manor is 4:30pm.
Formal Italianate-style gardens with Victorian parterre and classical statuary. Pleasure grounds, apple orchard and walled garden. Gardens close at 5pm.
Open parkland with beech, oak and chestnut, soaring kites and resident cows. Parish church with Disraeli's grave. Rare chalk stream.
Over 600 acres of woodland and farmland set in the Chiltern Hills, with sweeping views over the surrounding countryside.
Natural play area created from giant fallen logs with walkways, a climbing rope and stepping stones. Suitable for under-10s. Play area closes at 5pm.
Stableyard café serving hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and sausage rolls and homemade cakes. Eat in or takeaway.
Stableyard shop filled with gifts, homeware, books, local produce and seasonal plants. Second-hand bookshop in the West Wing.
Three colour-coded waymarked walks can help you discover more of the estate, from a gentle one-mile stroll to a two-mile route, beginning from the visitor welcome kiosk.
With plenty of space to run, jump and play there's lots to keep children of all ages busy at Hughenden, including a 'Wild Play' area and activity trails in school holidays. Explore on your own, across acres of parkland and woodland, or keep a look out on our events page for seasonal activities, crafting or workshops.
Visit the house at Hughenden and discover its many stories, from being a famous prime minister’s home to a top-secret war base
Enjoy the symmetrical flower beds, clipped topiary and stonework of the formal garden design, or take a wander through the productive beds of the walled garden.
Explore the parkland on one of three colour-coded walks, with its carefully designed views, rare chalk stream and medieval church.
Sociable wellbeing walks around the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire, suitable for all ages and abilities.
Enjoy free entry for all to Hughenden on Friday 6, Tuesday 10, and Saturday 14 September.
Experience Aesop’s fables at Hughenden this October half-term! Enjoy an interactive trail with challenges along the way, inspired by our library’s fable-themed plasterwork.
In the Manor, discover how Disraeli masterfully used myths to craft his public persona and navigate the complex worlds of belonging, identity and relationships.
Join us as we explore the power of myths in shaping identities and understanding the world around us. Delve into the rich tapestry of myths, legends, and folklore.
On this leisurely 1.2 mile walk, you'll loop around typical Chiltern farmland and woodland. Enjoy the peace and quiet of Woodcock Wood before heading back along 'Coffin Path'.
Explore beautiful woodland, open parkland, farmland and a rare chalk stream on this energetic 4-mile circular walk that runs close to the estate boundary.
Discover a short 2-mile return walk with moderate hill climbs that takes in the monument at Hughenden. Take in far-reaching views from the monument which is known to be is one of the best look-out points the area.
For varied views, go on this circular 5.6-mile walk around the Hughenden Manor estate, which reveals no fewer than 10 different views of the surrounding Chilterns countryside.
This 1.5-mile walk at Hughenden, Buckinghamshire, explores the evergreen woods inspired by Disraeli's visits to the Northern Bohemian forests.
Enjoy light snacks, hot meals and drinks in the café, then have a browse in the shop or pick up a bargain in the second-hand bookshop.
Embark on an epic quest for a gold medal at the Greek Games this summer at Hughenden.
Step into the enchanted woods and embark on a journey of discovery.
Join us as we explore the power of myths in shaping identities and understanding the world around us. Delve into the rich tapestry of myths, legends, and folklore.
In the Manor, discover how Disraeli masterfully used myths to craft his public persona and navigate the complex worlds of belonging, identity and relationships.
Enjoy free entry for all to Hughenden on Friday 6, Tuesday 10, and Saturday 14 September.
Are you looking to get outdoors, meet new people and improve your health and wellbeing? Join this free friendly 0.7 mile led walk with a short guided tour of the gardens and an overview of the park at Hughenden
Join us for a delightful day of literary discovery at our Indoor Book Fair in Hughenden's Studybase!
Are you looking to get outdoors, meet new people and improve your health and wellbeing? Join this free friendly 1-1.5 mile led walk through Chiltern farmland, parkland and woodland.
Set in an unspoiled Chiltern valley with views of ancient woodlands and rolling hills, Hughenden offers a restful retreat from the pressures of everyday life, just as it did for Victorian Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, and his wife Mary Anne. Outside, the surrounding views of the parkland invite you to explore the estate, following picturesque walking trails that take in the historic landscape of the Chiltern beech woods. In contrast to the exotic trees on the North Lawn, the Italianate formal gardens showcase annual beds full of the bold colours the Disraelis loved. Inside the manor, you can discover the top-secret Second World War operation codenamed ‘Hillside’.
Find out more about the history that surrounds this estate, from early Domesday records to becoming the home of Queen Victoria’s favourite Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli.
Find out about the life of Benjamin Disraeli, including his journey from charismatic young politician to twice-serving Prime Minister and his move to Hughenden Manor in Buckinghamshire.
Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Hughenden on the National Trust Collections website.
Find out how we’re doing our bit for bees, preserving heritage through gate and statue conservation, and uncovering the stories behind artifacts like the Spare Chair at Hughenden.
Would you like to volunteer at Hughenden? Come and join our friendly team, which helps to look after this magical country house in peaceful Buckinghamshire.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.