A much loved family home, Langrish House is a Historic Manor House dating from the 1640’s although there has been a House on the site since the Domesday Book in Norman times.. The Old Vaults beneath the House were dug by Royalist prisoners captured at the Battle of Cheriton in 1644 . Sheep farmers occupied the house for a period and over the years used the lake to wash the sheep’s wool in preparation for market. The present owner’s family acquired the house and Home Farm in 1842, built on a huge wing, acquired more farms and planted the slopes around the lake below the House, with specimen trees. Nigel is the great, great, great, grandson and he and his wife live here today. It’s heyday as a family home came under the tenure of Charles William and Constance Louisa Talbot-Ponsonby; they were married in 1868 and brought up 7 children at Langrish.

The House and it’s setting, and it’s beautiful grounds are stunning with a small lake in the narrow valley below. There are 11 individually decorated en-suite bedrooms and two public rooms suitable for special occasions - the Drawing Room and the Garden Room. Whether visiting for an overnight stay, a weekend away to ‘replenish the batteries’ or hiring the entire house and its gardens for a wedding accommodation or family get together, Langrish House is ideal to visit, throughout the year. Langrish House lies in the heart of the South Downs National Park, at the head of the Meon Valley close to the market town of Petersfield 2 ½ miles away and easily accessible off the London / Portsmouth A3(M) motorway. The popular Cathedral cities of Winchester, Portsmouth and Chichester are all within easy distance. We welcome dogs and make a small charge of thirty pounds per dog per night.

Jane Austin's beloved house at Chawton is a mere 20 minute drive from us. An attractive county, Hampshire covers a large and diverse area embracing the New Forest, the towns and cities of the South Coast and a varied rural landscape. Hampshire offers a wealth of treasures, from the South Downs national park with its rolling countryside, unspoilt beaches, glorious gardens and pretty villages to ancient forests, bustling market towns, historic ships and imposing castles. One visit is never enough. If you like walking, cycling, horse riding or water sports there’s plenty to keep you amused, while for shopping, food and drink, military and naval heritage and award-winning attractions, Hampshire tops the lot. For those who do not wish to drive, Langrish House is very lucky to be on a Bus Route. The Bus Stop is by the front Drive. For a timetable please ask Reception. We are on Bus Route 67.