Corsham Court, Wiltshire, England
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and welcome to the Corsham Court web page. This privately owned historic house, with its significant art collection, is open to visitors - Located in Corsham and sign posted off the A4 some 4.5 miles west of Chippenham (Junction 17 off M4) in North Wiltshire, the house and gardens are well worth a visit. Click on any of the pictures below to find out more.
Open 20th March - 30th September daily except Mondays and Fridays (but incl. Bank Holidays) from 2 until 5.30 pm. (Last entry 30 mins. before close.)
From 1st October - 19th March open weekends only 2 until 4.30pm but closed December. (Last entry 30 mins. before close.)
Groups of 15 or more (max. 45 persons) at other times throughout the year by prior appointment only with Leonora Martin (leonora.martin@corsham-court.co.uk). Morning bookings preferred.
Guided tours (max. group size 15) of the Breakfast Room and Library in the private wing will be taken at 2.00pm and 3.30pm:
To avoid disappointment, those interested may ring the above telephone number to confirm availability.
The Library may only be viewed as a room during the tours. Further information about individual books will be posted on this web site later in the year.
The following admission charges apply:
| House and gardens | Gardens only | |
| Adult | £6.50 | £2.50 |
| Child | £3.00 | £1.50 |
| O.A.P. | £5.00 | £2.00 |
| Group | £5.00 incl. guided tour of Staterooms |
On appln. |
Guided tours of the Breakfast room and Library will be charged at an additional £2.00 per person.
Wheelchair users (accompanied by one carer or companion) may visit the gardens free of charge during opening hours. We regret that motorised wheel chairs cannot be accommodated in the house, although a non-motorised pushed wheelchair is available to be borrowed without charge. Wheelchair users should bear in mind that the Staterooms are on the ground floor, but that this is at a higher level than the entrance. A platform lift is made available to reach the necessary level, where the pushed wheelchair may be used. Disabled visitors should drive up to the front door of the house for direction to parking facilities.
(We regret that the Court is not licensed for civil wedding ceremonies and is not available for receptions or similar functions.)
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