House
Red brick manor set in the Chiltern Hills. Former home to Benjamin Disraeli and a secret World War Two operation. Last entry to the manor is 4:30pm.

Garden
Formal Italianate-style gardens with Victorian parterre and classical statuary. Pleasure grounds, apple orchard and walled garden. Gardens close at 5pm.

Parkland
Open parkland with beech, oak and chestnut, soaring kites and resident cows. Parish church with Disraeli's grave. Rare chalk stream.

Countryside
Over 600 acres of woodland and farmland set in the Chiltern Hills, with sweeping views over the surrounding countryside.

Play area
Natural play area created from giant fallen logs with walkways, a climbing rope and stepping stones. Suitable for under-10s. Play area closes at 5pm.

Café
Stableyard café serving hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and sausage rolls and homemade cakes. Eat in or takeaway.

Shopping
Stableyard shop filled with gifts, homeware, books, local produce and seasonal plants. Second-hand bookshop in the West Wing.

Walks
Three colour-coded waymarked walks can help you discover more of the estate, from a gentle one-mile stroll to a two-mile route, beginning from the visitor welcome kiosk.