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Falconhurst Gardens

Markbeech, Edenbridge, Kent TN8 5NR

Falconhurst

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Weddings

Free admission to members of Historic Houses when you show a valid membership card.
Free admission to members of Historic Houses when you show a valid membership card.
Capacity
  • 100+
Licences
  • No licence
Venue Types
  • Barn / stables
  • Marquee space
  • Outdoor / garden
Facilities
  • Accessible parking
  • Guest parking
Accessibility

Most of the garden is accessible by wheelchair along wide gravel paths except for The Walled Garden which has a step and deeper gravel. There is a disabled WC at Falconhurst Farm Shop.

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Flexible spaces to host idyllic country weddings either in our rustic barn or in the garden with fabulous views to Ashdown Forest. Most couples choose to marry at Holy Trinity Church in Markbeech village and process back to the garden along The Church Walk. Drinks in The Walled Garden followed by a celebratory party in either The Barn for smaller numbers or a marquee of choice in the garden. Friendly and welcoming hosts.

Opening Times

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Sculpture at Falconhurst

The Falconhurst Estate will host a debut sculpture exhibition celebrating the medium of stone. The exhibition will run from Sunday, 30th June 2024 to Saturday, 27th July 2024. Opening hours are 10am to 4pm from Monday to Friday, and 11am to 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Please note that the exhibition will be closed on 6th July and 13th July for private events.

The exhibition will feature works by renowned sculptors such as Régis Chaperon, Luke Dickinson, Jason Mulligan, Ana Ruiz Agüí, Guy Stevens, Mark Stonestreet, Anthony Turner, and Dominic Welch. The sculptures will be displayed in the gardens of Falconhurst, which have been carefully maintained by the Talbot family since 1850.

Tickets can be purchased online. Parking is available in The Paddock car park, located past the Farm Shop. Additional tickets and catalogues are available for purchase at the garden entrance or in the Farm Shop. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the gardens during the exhibition.

Visitors are advised to supervise young children as the sculptures are large and made of stone, presenting potential risks.

Additional Information

The gardens at Falconhurst are open to visitors during the exhibition. Tickets are priced at £8 and can be purchased at the Farm Shop. Season tickets are also available for £25 for individuals and £40 for families (2 adults and 3 children).

Visitors can enjoy short and long woodland walks starting from the gardens. Maps are provided at no cost from the shop. Dogs are allowed on the walks but not in the gardens during the sculpture exhibition.

The Farm Shop remains open throughout the year, offering a variety of local produce, coffee, and homemade treats. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm, and Saturday, 9am to 3pm. The shop is closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays.

For more information about the exhibition, gardens, or other events at Falconhurst, please contact the estate directly.

Admission

Tickets to Falconhurst Gardens are available from Falconhurst Farm Shop during shop opening hours. Please pull into the Shop to sign in and collect your map before following signs to House Parking. During busy periods we may ask you to leave your car at the House.

£8.50 or free to Historic Houses members on presentation of Membership card. There is no need to book on line.

Group Visits

Pre-arranged groups to Falconhurst Gardens are welcomed. Please enquire via the house website. The owner will happily give a short talk on the history of the house and gardens. Refreshments can be arranged either at the house for larger groups, or the Farm Shop.

Educational Visits

Educational visits welcomed to show the benefits of organic market gardening together with organic dairy farm. Pre-booking required via website.

Accessibility

Most of the garden is accessible by wheelchair along wide gravel paths except for The Walled Garden which has a step and deeper gravel. There is a disabled WC at Falconhurst Farm Shop.

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Daisy & Christopher Little-Savage, May 2022

We just wanted to send you a quick note to say thank you for hosting our wedding last weekend. Falconhurst looked absolutely stunning and the gardens are just beautiful - our photographer kept finding gorgeous corners to take pictures. Thank you for all your support in the years preceeding and for being so flexible when we rescheduled. We were so glad we picked Falconhurst all those years ago!