The Grounds
The formal gardens of Hedsor House were originally designed in the mid 19th Century. One of the most prominent features is the formal Dutch garden to the north of Hedsor House, which can still be seen today. These gardens are now listed Grade II as part of the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens in England and Wales. In more recent years a hard tennis court and croquet lawn has been sited in the old rose garden. In addition to this there is extensive parking in the upper and lower car parks for 120 cars. (Extra parking in the parklands by arrangement.) The gardens of Hedsor House are surrounded by attractive parkland with views across the Thames Valley.
85 acres of land surrounding the house are available, with several acres adjacent to the house for the erection of marquees.