We are delighted to announce that the Historic England have granted us funding from the Culture Recovery Fund towards urgent repairs to our 16th century decorative plasterwork ceiling. Read more
We are delighted to announce that West Horsley Place Trust has been awarded a £126,000 grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Made possible by National Lottery players, the grant will support West Horsley Place: An Historic Estate without Barriers Read more
West Horsley Place estate comprises 380 acres of parkland, arable fields and ancient woodlands. Read more
Our Vision for the future of West Horsley Place Read more
We are delighted to announce that the Historic England have granted us funding from the Culture Recovery Fund towards urgent repairs to our 16th century decorative plasterwork ceiling.
We are delighted to announce that West Horsley Place Trust has been awarded a £126,000 grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Made possible by National Lottery players, the grant will support West Horsley Place: An Historic Estate without Barriers
We are delighted to announce a partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust for the Hedgerows Heritage Project, which aims to enrich biodiversity across our 380 acre estate.
West Horsley Place Trust has the arts at its heart. Local historian June Davey explores the fascinating literary associations of the manor house and our vision for the future.
Following the latest government plans for easing Covid-19 restrictions later this year, we hope to welcome you to West Horsley Place in 2021. Read more
Great man of letters and creator of the Crewe Collection of books held at WHP and Trinity College Library, Richard Monckton Milnes edited the first 'Life & Letters' of John Keats. Read more
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