Ascott House And Gardens

A lovely evening of theatre with the @threeinchfools #nationaltrust #sunset #theatre #ascotthouse

Tickets available from: https://live.advancedticketing.co.uk/k…

For more information and to book tickets please follow the link. https://bit.ly/2rAzBNY

Ascott Gardens are open this Bank Holiday Monday in aid of the National Garden Scheme.
Please note that National Trust members will be required to pay the entry fee which goes to the NGS charity (£5 Adults/£2.50 Children). Ascott House will not be open.

COMPETITION!
We are giving away a Midsummer Night's Dream Theatre Package. The package includes tickets for two, a picnic and two drinks tokens. The play in the grounds of Ascott House on 9th June 2018. To enter like this post. Why not tag the person that you would bring if you won!
The winner will be drawn randomly on Friday 11th May 2018. The results will be posted in the comments below and the winner will be contacted by private message.

Ascott House and Gardens is now open for the 2018 Season! Despite the snow, our daffodils are making an appearance 🌼 we are open from Tuesday to Sunday (1–6). #nationaltrust #daffodil #spring #gardens #dayout

The Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt runs at Ascott from 30th March until 2nd April. Click the link to find out more information! http://bit.ly/2D8x0xH

With a little over two weeks until we open for the 2018 Season, the renovations in the Pavilion Tea Room are starting to come together! We hope to see everyone when we reopen on the 20th March 🍰☕️ #ascotthouse #nationaltrust #afternoontea #cake #coffee #dayout

UNDER OFFER - Subject to Contract 4.02ac of grazing land (see plan outlined in red) - £150pcm
Field One: 2.64ac Field Two: 1.38ac
... For more information please contact Ascott Estate Office on 01296 688242 or email amya@ascottestate.co.uk.
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Tickets for the Cadbury’s Easter Egg Hunt can now be purchased from https://goo.gl/WPa8j6.

Ascott House and Gardens are hiring for the 2018 Season.
Please see the images attached for job descriptions.
We are initially hiring for the roles listed below, however there are likely to be further roles to follow. Applications for the jobs listed below may be considered for any further roles that may be advertised.
... To apply or for more information please email: amya@ascottestate.co.uk.
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Counting down the days until the gardens look like this again! #ascotthouse #daffodils #nationaltrust #flowers #easter #countryside #spring @southeastnt @nationaltrust

We are on countdown to opening for the 2018 Season which starts on March 20th! We have lots of new things planned including the Cadbury’s Easter Egg Hunt and a variety of outdoor theatre. #nationaltrust #daffodils #ascotthouse #butterfly #easter #easteregghunt #flowers #gardens #countryside

A lovely morning at Ascott with views over Ascott Farms #ascotthouse #agriculture #countryside #farming #sunrise

Snow has definitely arrived at Ascott ❄️#ascotthouse #nationaltrust #snowday #gardens

NOW AVAILABLE TO LET
A substantial four bedroom property situated on the Ascott Estate on the outskirts of Wing village. The property has a large garden (around 2.5 acres), a variety of outbuildings and off road parking. Stables, paddocks and farm buildings available by separate negotiation.
Please see the following website for more information: https://www.openrent.co.uk/…/4-bed-semi -detached-hou…/303209

A frosty morning at Ascott ❄️ Our gardeners are all very busy at the moment planting 18,000 daffodil bulbs by hand ready for reopening in March! Once they have finished they will be moving on to the tulips! 🌼🌷

What an absolute gem. Lovely house and surprises round every corner in the gardens.

We spent a lovely afternoon at Ascott House and gardens. The house was beautiful and set up really informally, the way the National Trust had set things up. It didn't feel like a museum at all. Everything was on show and nothing roped off. A very cosy lived in atmosphere. The gardens where simply stunning - even on a cloudy drizzly day. I don't know who looks after the lawns, but it's some of the best kept grass I've seen. The sandwiches in the tearoom we had were also very good. Thoroughly recommended.

Such a beautiful place: the park, gardens and the house. The cafe was clean with very friendly staff, all working with patience and humour, despite the busy period. The food was lovely and fresh. Every member of staff and all volunteers from the entrance kiosk, the cafe, and through to the house and gardens were charming, polite and well-informed. We weren't told off either when we were a few minutes late for our tour slot! We will visit again, most definitely; this time with a sketch pad. Well done all at Ascott House.

Stunning house with fine paintings. Great artwork collection. Beautiful gardens and ponds. Friendly staff.

Lovely way to spend a few hours - gardens are splendid and the house is magnificent. The exit is ackward and difficult, the road exiting onto is busy and finding a gap in the traffic to pull out takes some time

Lovely tea and scones, amazing grounds, great afternoon.

Lovely place to visit for anybody who will appreciate stunning views and gardens. I am impressed how much work must to be done to keep it in such awesome condition. Mine and my son's hearts was steeled by horses �

I have been lots of national trust properties in the country. This is the one I called a little gem 💎. I glad my friend who took me there.

I have been 3 times this year and absolutely love it. The cream tea is fab. The gardens stunning and the house so interesting.

First visit today, definitely not the last! Beautiful house and grounds. Lovely tea room. Everyone friendly and welcoming. Such a peaceful place to sit and relax and take in the stunning views.

Beautiful gardens, something different round each corner of the garden. Some lovely paintings and furniture in the house. Good coffee and cakes. Worth a visit in spring for the tulips and magnolias, look forward to visiting again in June to see what's in flower then.

Ascott is my favourite National Trust property ever......always some new treasure around the corner. Over the years I've visited with my parents, my husband, our children and now with our daughter-in-law and grandson. So special to see him on the blue seat around the tree. Ascott, you're very much loved......especially now you've opened the tearoom! Back soon...

Amazing, well worth the visit

Although I worked there for just shy of four years. When I went back to visit I was proud of the work I and the team had done at the start of the winter. Also I'm very surprised to see the progress the gardening team have made whilst iv moved on. You all have done great jobs to get it perfect for opening. Definitely got my back to visit again. Probably for the foxgloves then again for the summer bedding around July/August.

Absolutely beautiful. The house was magnificent - i love the paintings , the furnitures and the porcelain. The garden is simply stunning. I reccomend it. Will come back again.

A truly gorgeous place. The house is very interesting and has a delightfully homely feel (it is still a home). The gardens almost defy superlatives. It is our absolute favourite in spring time with the most stunning daffodils and a spring meadow that takes your breath away. There is something for everyone in terms of garden design from the very modern to the neo-classical. Highly recommended. (One request, I wish they did latté in the cafe, not fond of the filter coffee. This would make it a 100/100!)

A beautiful place, perfect for strolling away a couple of hours. The house is small but full of amazing things and the gardens lush.

The house was small but full of beautiful object d'arts. The painting collection was amazing and the staff throughout incredibly knowledgeable. Your was enjoyable but short due to size of property. Missed out the garden due to inclement weather but will return in Spring.

Really disappointed with the attitude. Arrived with our 4 year old daughter, and her new bike, for her first ever bike ride and we were immediately informed that we couldn’t leave the car park with a bike, as “they didn’t like it.” The person didn’t even come speak to us properly (when we would have explained we’d be using the bike for a couple of minutes at most). Instead they just shouted from the kiosk. I’ve never experienced such a thing before with the National Trust. Luckily, there are much more friendly non-NT places just round the corner in Leighton Buzzard.