Coming Soon - Place Farm Barn

In summer 2020 West Horsley Place will unveil a further event space in our Place Farm Barn.

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Roadworks on the A246 to commence on 6th January
West Horsley Place is Delighted to Present a Dedicated Area for Horsley & Surrey Hills Craftmakers and Artists at the Craft Fair
Festive Update from Director, Peter Pearce
West Horsley Place Goodies!

We are delighted to unveil a small range of West Horsley Place goodies at the Christmas Craft fair. All profits from sales will help raise funds for further restoration of the manor house and estate. The range includes essentials such as bone china mugs and tea towels, fun ceramic Christmas decorations and children's apron, and sustainable thermal water bottle. All of our gifts our lovingly created in the UK and designed by Horsley born artist Nessie Maclay.

Roadworks on the A246 to commence on 6th January
West Horsley Place Goodies!

We are delighted to unveil a small range of West Horsley Place goodies at the Christmas Craft fair. All profits from sales will help raise funds for further restoration of the manor house and estate. The range includes essentials such as bone china mugs and tea towels, fun ceramic Christmas decorations and children's apron, and sustainable thermal water bottle. All of our gifts our lovingly created in the UK and designed by Horsley born artist Nessie Maclay.
Garden Tales from Nicky Webber

West Horsley Place Gardener Nicky Webber shares the latest news and tales from the walled gardens.
Our Story
Meet New Gardener Nicky Webber

The Mary Roxburghe Trust is delighted that we have been joined by new Gardener Nicky Webber. We caught up with her to find our more about the challenge that awaits her in our five acres of 18th century walled gardens.
Our Vision and Mission

Our Vision for the future of West Horsley Place
Access
Future Plans

Our exciting plans for the restoration of West Horsley Place
How we are funded
West Horsley Place Features in The Raleigh School Horsley Museum

For the first time West Horsley Place features in the annual Horsley Museum created by Year 6 of The Raleigh School.