Welcome to Hackwood Park
Hackwood Park estate is set for a sensitive revival that will preserve its considerable historical and cultural value, returning this cherished landmark to its former glory. Spanning 260 acres in the Hampshire countryside, the estate has not been occupied for 15 years. The Maybourne Group – renowned for restoring and enhancing notable historic properties – proposes a meticulous plan to safeguard its future. This includes transforming the main house into a high-quality country house hotel and creating space for cultural events in the beautifully restored outdoor amphitheatre.
The estate’s significance is evident in its Grade II* listed main house and Grade I listed parks and gardens, as well as other listed buildings such as the stable block and riding school. Together, these features highlight its extraordinary national heritage value.
About The Maybourne Group
Maybourne has a history of creating stories of distinction and unique experiences that reflect the individual nature of its properties, its guests and its people, whilst maintaining a timeless and intuitive service style that are the hallmarks of its values, with a proven record of carefully considering and genuinely valuing heritage features of their hotels.
The grand staircase at The Connaught dates back to the hotel’s original construction in 1897. It was designed as a statement feature, reflecting the Edwardian elegance and craftsmanship of the period. During the hotel’s restoration, the staircase was carefully refurbished to maintain its original character while complementing the refined style of the modernised interiors. Claridge’s art-deco ballroom, which over the years had been much adapted, has been meticulously restored to its former glory. These are just small examples of the skill and attention to detail shown by the teams working on restoration for Maybourne.
Our vision
Discover our vision in restoring Hackwood Park into a high-quality heritage escape
