Come and explore the beautiful estate of Woolley Park. Take a ride through the estate learning about their diversification projects, the history of the house and have a peek in the 'Gold room' followed by a relaxing lunch on the lawn.

Woolley Park is a 3,000-acre estate on the Berkshire/Oxfordshire border, close to the ridgeway and beautiful, unspoilt, open countryside.  The estate includes residential and commercial property and an in hand arable farming enterprise. Woolley House sits at the heart of the estate and is a grand historic home and grounds that have been in the same family since the reign of King Henry VIII.  

The first house was built in 1690 and one of its remodels was designed by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, who redesigned Windsor Castle for King George IV.

Today the estate is the family home of Kirsten Loyd, her partner, children and grandchildren. Kirsten has made many changes since inheriting the estate from her father, including developing holiday accommodation, increasing the size of the farm, installing 2 biomass boilers with district heating systems and investing in a programme of refurbishment and redevelopment across its properties.

PROGRAMME
10.00 Registration, with refreshments
10.30 Berkshire Branch AGM
10.45 Welcome talk by estate owner
11.00 House and estate tour
12.30 Drinks Reception
13.00 Update from CLA officer Jonathan Roberts CLA external Affairs
13:30 Lunch
14.30 Time to enjoy the gardens
15.00 Depart

Please note, there will be an element of walking during this event as well as a tractor/trailer ride. If this is a concern then please do contact the off for advice. 

Ticket Costs £48 Including VAT. If you have any issues booking online, please call the southeast office on 01264 313434 and the team will be happy to assist.

You can access the full invitation and agenda HERE.