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Parnham Park is one of the oldest Grade 1 listed stately homes in Dorset. Originally built in the 1440’s Parnham was completely remodeled in 1552 by architect John Nash, who was renowned for his work on Buckingham Palace.
Parnham has a wealth of history behind it and 133 acres of parkland and gardens. The grounds were landscaped by Inigo Thomas and are Grade 2 listed on the register of Historic Parks & Gardens. The grounds include a lake, deer park, river, waterfall, landscaped lawns, gazebos, sculptures, a walled kitchen garden, fountains, a 1km lime tree-lined drive, and a river running through it.
The West Wing of the house has 3 large double bedrooms a mezzanine kitchen and orangery available for use. The West Wing features an extensive taxidermy collection amongst one of the most unusual collections of antiques and curios in the country. Following a tragic fire in 2017 Parnham is under the new ownership and is currently undergoing one of the largest reconstruction projects in the UK.
The grounds of Parnham Park and some areas of the house (as photographed) are available as a location for filming and photography.
The journey time from London is approximately 3 hours and the house is located 15 minutes from the Jurassic Coastline. Extensive parking provisions and large vehicle access.
Nearest Rail: Crewkerne - 12 minutes by car.
Parking: Plentiful parking on site.
