Mottisfont is an 18th-century house converted from a medieval priory. It was transformed into a Neo-classical home in the 1930s by then-owner Maud Russell. The house stands within formal gardens and extensive parkland, surrounded by woods and farmland, all of which is now looked after by the National Trust. The Test Way runs alongside the property, but membership or tickets required for entry.

Ross Stewart

December 2, 2022

Open almost all year round. Stunning on sunny days and great walks all nearby

Jimmy

October 1, 2025

Lovely house and grounds to wonder pre/post walk or both. Great facilities with two places to eat and drink. National Trust members can gain access for free. Peak times and seasonal interests can be very busy.

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Elevation 30 m

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Location: Mottisfont, Test Valley, Hampshire, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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