Discover the fantastic West Wycombe Park

The house at West Wycombe Park is among the most theatrical and Italianate in England, its facades formed as classical temples. It is the home of the Hell-Fire Club and was created by Sir Francis Dashwood. The interior has Palmyrene ceilings and decoration, with pictures. Also fine furniture, sculpture and Brussels tapestries dating from the time of Sir Francis Dashwood. The Rococo landscaped garden with its lakes and temples, was created in the mid-18th century. The house itself has been featured across film and television, in everything from Little Dorit to Downtown Abbey.

West Wycombe Park, Village & Hill also has a Garden:

West Wycombe Park, Village & Hill (Garden Section)

Inspirations

West Wycombe Park, Village & Hill is part of the following Inspirations:

Ten of the Best Georgian Stately Homes by Rebecca Winward

"With its striking Italianate looks, West Wycombe Park is one of the most theatrical Georgian houses in England, and its unique facade has graced the small screen on TV period dramas including Little Dorrit, Cranford, and Downton Abbey. The home of the notorious Hell-Fire Club - an exclusive club for high society gentlemen - this stately abode is the ancestral home of the Dashwood Family, whose ancestor Sir Francis Dashwood commissioned both the house and the landscaped Rococo gardens."