Basing House
FREE car park address
Barton's Lane
Old Basing
Basingstoke
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG24 8AE
England
Website
Telephone
All Basing House enquiries
01256 463965
Visited by Henry VIII, besieged by Cromwell.......
Discover the many stories of Basing House, a nationally important historical site that has undergone re-development. See the new Visitor Centre, the Great Barn with audio/ visual presentation, audio guide, refreshments, museum and an exciting events programme. This venue dates from the Norman period and was the site of the largest private house in Tudor England, suffering at the hands of Oliver Cromwell during the English civil war.
Venue Type:
Museum, Heritage site, Castle or defences, Garden, parklands or rural site
Additional info
1 motorised scooter available to hire. Please pre-book.
Getting there
By road:
Follow the brown signs to Basing House car park which is off Barton's Lane near the Millstone public house. Satnavs use postcode RG24 8AE.
Please note there is no parking (except accessible parking) directly outside the Visitor Centre and parking is not allowed in the village.
By train:
Basingstoke Station is on the main network rail route to south west England. (45 minutes from London Waterloo.)
By Bus:
No.10 from Basingstoke Bus Station to Park Lane/A30 junction (approx 5 minutes ) then cross Basingstoke Common to Redbridge Lane. Go over hump-back bridge, then turn left at junction into Basing Road and right on to the footpath at the bridge over the River Loddon.
On foot:
From Basingstoke railway station follow the Basing Trail 1.3mb which passes through Eastrop Park. The route is all on flat or nearly flat terrain and takes approximately 40 minutes to Basing House at a steady pace. Information panels are located at intervals along the route. The first panel is opposite the main entrance to the station.
By bicycle:
See www.basingstoke.gov.uk for downloadable cycle routes information.

