Heckfield Place is located in the heart of rural Hampshire, just over an hour southwest from London.

Heckfield Place, Hampshire, RG27 0LD, England.

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Heckfield Place’s phone number is +44 (0) 118 932 6868

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Heckfield Place is nestled on a 438 acre estate that offers plenty of room to roam through ancient woodlands and countryside, complete with a working organic farm, biodynamic Market Garden and tree nursery, hiking and biking trails, two lakes - including the Lower Lake which can be used for wild swimming and rowing, and much more.

The House is home to two restaurants – the Green Michelin-starred Marle and open-fire Hearth – along with the intimate Moon Bar, and The Cellar.

Heckfield is also home to the 17,000 square foot digital-free space of wellbeing, The Bothy by Wildsmith. The spaces of The Bothy include 6 treatment rooms, chlorine-free indoor Waters (swimming pool), thermal and hydrotherapy and two relaxation spaces – The Sitting Room and The Candle Room (which is reserved just for post-treatment).

Heckfield Place offers six unique room types, including Friends, Guest, Chamber and Master Rooms. Friends and Guest Rooms are cosy and perfectly formed, while Chamber and Master Rooms offer ample space – some with their own terraces – and are well-suited for longer stays.

You can also book to stay in one of Heckfield’s Signature Rooms that are the top suites at Heckfield Place. Each are unique and include:

Long Room

Lake Room

Heath Room

Coppice Room

Ochre Room

Keeper’s Cottage

Church Lodge

We have various accessible rooms at Heckfield Place across multiple categories with easy access to all of our dining and relaxation areas. Please contact the team directly at [email protected] for more information.

Each room at Heckfield Place features a hand-made Little Pantry, a thoughtfully curated selection of house-made snacks and drinks, prepared by our culinary team and refreshed regularly to reflect the seasons. Inspired by the rhythms of the estate, it offers guests something generous to enjoy at any time, offering savoury bites, sweet treats, and seasonal cordials. Additionally, rooms feature Wildsmith Skin bathroom amenities, air conditioning (with the exception of Church Lodge, but a portable air conditioner can be arranged), original British artworks from private collection, a B&O television with Sky Channels and Apple TV, secure Wi-Fi, safe, hairdryer and a selection of literature.

The Little Pantry is a thoughtfully curated selection of house-made snacks and drinks, prepared by our culinary team and refreshed regularly to reflect the seasons. Inspired by the rhythms of the estate, it offers guests something generous to enjoy at any time, offering savoury bites, sweet treats, and seasonal cordials.

Yes, Heckfield Place is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages. It’s worth noting that only guests aged 16 years old and older can visit The Bothy by Wildsmith.

We offer a range of amenities for children during their stay including: tummy time cushion, cutlery for babies, washing up bowl and kit, changing mat, play may, baby blanket, furniture edge protectors, muslin cloths, disposable bibs, seasonal sleeping bag, steriliser (on request), baby bath (on request), formula prep machine (on request), high-chair (on request), Pod (anti-roll protector) (on request), baby carrier (on request), baby bouncer (on request), and a selection of toys and books.

Heckfield is home to two restaurants. The Green Michelin-starred Marle offers all day dining, and its opening hours are:

BREAKFAST
07.30 - 10.30

LUNCH
12.00 - 14.00 

From 12.30 on Sundays

DINNER
18.00 - 22.00

Heckfield is also home to the open-fired Hearth restaurant. Hearth’s hours are:

DINNER

TUESDAY – SUNDAY

18:00 – 21:00

SATURDAY LUNCH

12:00 – 14:30

Additionally, guests can dine on the all-day House menu that is offered in the communal areas of the House and via in-room dining, or at The Sun Room in The Bothy by Wildsmith.

Guests can enjoy cocktails in the Moon Bar, a residents’ only space, and in the summer can enjoy picnic lunches across the estate.

Surrounded by nature and connected to the land, the food and drink at Heckfield Place imbues a true sense of place and British seasonality - making for the perfect culinary escape. 
We're lucky to have our own dairy which generates wholesome Guernsey milk from which we also make cream, butter, and yoghurt. We also work with our local cheesemaker Village Maid, who make cheese with our Heckfield Home Farm milk.
In the biodynamic Market Garden, herbs, vegetables, fruit, and flowers are grown for the House, that form the foundation of our menus throughout the changing seasons. 
We also offer countless experiences throughout the year for guests to learn more about our farm, estate, and culinary vision.

Yes, Heckfield Place offers Afternoon Tea for private bookings of eight or more in our Glass House.

Yes, breakfast is including for all stays at Heckfield Place. This can be enjoyed in our Green Michelin-starred Marle restaurant or via in-room dining.

Breakfast is available from 7:30am – 10:30am.

Heckfield Place has 438 acres and offers plenty of space to spend time outdoors in nature. Additionally, The Bothy by Wildsmith is home to the 18m x 6m chlorine-free Waters, steam, sauna and hydrotherapy.

The Bothy by Wildsmith at Heckfield Place embraces a holistic, naturopathic approach - offering treatments guided by intuition and the natural rhythms of the world. These therapies include full body massage, facials and more by Wildsmith Skin, specialist therapies that include naturopathy, nature therapy, reiki, craniosacral, acupuncture, nutritional therapy, movement therapy, myofascial release, sports massage and reflexology. The Bothy by Wildsmith also offers movement as therapy including Aquatic Therapy, Sauna Medicine, Woodland Movement and more.

Yes, there is an outdoor hot tub on the Oak Terrace at The Bothy by Wildsmith for guests to use.

In addition to outdoor movement including cold water immersion and Woodland Movement, there are three movement spaces at The Bothy by Wildsmith at Heckfield Place that include a Peleton, a Technogym range including SkillrunLive 19, a Cross Trainer, cycle, free weights, a Technogym kinesis personal vision, Nohrd Water Rower, Pilates reformer machine, punch bag and a studio and terrace space for group classes.

Indoors, guests can enjoy activities like cocktail making, wine tasting, films in The Screening Room, board games and more.

Outdoors, guests can enjoy activities such as daily estate tours to discover our 438 acres, Home Farm Flower Arranging Workshop, Gin Garden Experience, picnics, wild swimming, fishing, falconry, boating, bird watching, nature photography, and a variety of experiences at Home Farm that give hands on, practical knowledge that guests can take home with them.

Many of our outdoor experiences are family friendly including our Home Farm Flower Arranging Workshop, picnics, wild swimming, fishing, falconry, boating, bird watching, our Heckfield Tree Hunt, bike riding and tricycles, lawn games, willow workshop and more.

Yes, Heckfield Place has a variety of events spaces to suit events and meetings, both small and large.

The event spaces at Heckfield Place include:

The Assembly Room
An adaptable space with moveable walls, the Assembly Room looks out onto the gardens, while the adjoining Card Room is perfect for pre-event registration or reception drinks.

The Dining Room
The Dining Room’s communal long table, antique furniture and soft lighting make for an exquisite private dining experience.

The Glass House
Within the Walled Gardens, the Glass House is a functioning part of the estate and can be transformed into an extraordinary venue for private gatherings.

Hearth
Set in the Old Stables, Hearth’s sympathetic conversion means the building’s character shines through, making it one of our most relaxed and homely gathering spaces.

The Screening Room and Screening Room Bar
State of the art sound, luxurious seating and adjacent to The Cellar bar, the Screening Room is perfect for launches, lectures and film nights. Adjacent to our Screening Room and our 200 bin cellar is the Screening Room Bar. Perfect for small gatherings before a screening.

The Long Room
Heckfield’s most spectacular apartment, with sitting and dining room, fitted kitchen, private terrace and balcony with breathtaking views of the surrounding estate.

Guests can also hire the entire House for larger events.

Yes, Heckfield Place can be hired exclusively for a private event.

Yes, this is available on request by emailing [email protected].

Yes, sustainability is central to the ethos at Heckfield Place. You can learn more about their commitment to treading lightly and preserving their land for the next generation here.

From quintessential country pursuits like the Royal Berkshire School of Shooting, to some of England's most iconic sites like Windsor Castle, Highclere Castle, Stonehenge and more.
Hampshire and its surrounding area are filled with plenty of things for all to do.

The nearest international airport to Heckfield Place is Heathrow Airport, which is a 35-minute drive. Blackbushe Airport is also a 13-minute drive away which accommodates helicopters, private jets and smaller aircrafts.

The nearest train station to Heckfield Place is Winchfield Station, which is an hour journey from London Waterloo. Reading Station, Basingstoke Station and Hook Station are all within easy distance of Heckfield as well.

Heckfield does not offer an airport shuttle service, but we’d be more than happy to arrange a taxi transfer with costs to be confirmed upon booking.

Yes, ample parking is available at Heckfield Place. This is complimentary.

We do not offer a concierge service at Heckfield Place, but our Reservations and Study team and very happy and well equipped to help with arrangements and recommendations.

Rates at Heckfield Place start from £650 per night, including breakfast for two and VAT and excluding a 10% discretionary service charge.

Check-in at Heckfield Place is from 3pm and check-out is by 11am.

Early check-in and late check-out is available on request and subject to availability. Depending on timings, this may incur an additional charge.

Yes, Heckfield Place offers gift vouchers.

The festive season is a beautiful time of year at Heckfield, filled with workshops, festive films, carolling, a visit from Santa and his reindeer, weekly produce sales at Home Farm, and more.

There is no dress code for the communal areas at Heckfield Place, but we do recommend that guests come prepared with weather appropriate attire and swimwear for The Bothy by Wildsmith. We recommend smart causal clothing when dining in our restaurants, and of course shoes and shirt are required at all times when indoors.

Yes, dogs are allowed at Heckfield Place. Certain Friend, Guest, and Master Rooms are dog friendly and must be requested and confirmed in advance. Church Lodge and Keeper’s Cottage is dog friendly. Dogs are not allowed in our Marle and Hearth restaurants, however they are allowed on our Hearth Terrace, Italian Terrace, Sitting Room and in the communal areas of the House. Guests can enjoy our House menu in the communal areas of the House, and the Marle Menu when in the Sitting Room.

Our team speak a variety of languages including English, French, Spanish, German and more. Do let us know prior to arrival if you have any language assistance requirements.

We offer daily housekeeping and turn-down service at Heckfield Place.

Heckfield Place opened in September 2018.

The heart of Heckfield Place and our country estate of 438 acres is our Georgian Grade II listed manor house.

It was built in the 1760s by Jane Baker, who was recently widowed and sought to live closer to her family. Jane eventually remarried Revd. Montague Rush, and it was their family home until his death in 1785 when it was sold to the John Lefevre, who was from a successful Huguenot family of textile dyers, gin distillers and bankers from East London. 

John died in 1790, leaving the estate to his daughter Helena’s husband Charles Shaw Lefevre – who as a condition of marriage and inheritance took on ‘Lefevre’ as part of his last name. 

Under the stewardship of Charles, Heckfield’s current acreage was acquired and The House was expanded, before eventually passing the House on to his son, also named Charles Shaw Lefevre, who went on to become Speaker of the House of Commons, the second-longest Speaker in history, and co-found the Agricultural Society of England.  
Having no male heir, Shaw Lefevre negotiated a life as Lord Eversley. Sadly upon his retirement, he was widowed – outliving his wife by nearly 30 years. During these decades, Lord Eversley's chief pleasures were his gardens and his game. His Head Gardener during much of this time was William Wildsmith, one of the foremost men if his profession, and whose collection of trees and garden designs are still seen at Heckfield today. Wildsmith is the namesake of Wildsmith Skin, and his choreography of ancient trees that form our woodlands today is a lasting symbol of Heckfield’s forward-looking view on sustainability and legacy. 

After Lord Eversley passed in 1888, Heckfield was home to The Walpole family until the mid-20th century before it was used commercially until our current owner, Dr. Gerald Chan, purchased the estate in 2009.  

The House and estate went through an extension restoration that took nine years, before opening in September 2018. 

The Chan family are the owners of Heckfield Place.

You can find information on the careers page of the Heckfield Place website.

Yes, there is free Wi-Fi at Heckfield Place.

A 50% deposit is taken upon booking, with the remaining amount due two weeks before arrival.

No, this is not currently available.

Yes, you can store your luggage before check-in or after check-out.

No, Heckfield Place does not offer currency exchange.

Yes, these are available on request.