Overview
Found nestling at the foot of the wooded slopes of the Malvern Hills, with far-reaching views across the Severn Valley to the Cotswolds, Little Malvern Court provides the perfect blend of history and horticulture.
The Prior’s Hall, with its oak framed roof, was part of a former Benedictine Monastery, dating back to the 1400s. After the dissolution of the monasteries, Little Malvern Court became a family home and still today remains in the same family by descent. The Hall hosts a collection of religious vestments and relics, embroideries and paintings.
Ten acres of former monastic grounds surround the Court with a Rose Garden, terraces and garden rooms, reaching down to the lakes, which had been ancient fish ponds excavated by the monks. Spring bulbs, blossom, old fashioned roses and the topiary yew hedge bordering the garden are highlights.
Opening
18 April to 19 July, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 2.15pm to 5pm (last tour 4pm).
Appointment
Groups are welcome on all weekdays, subject to availability and by prior arrangement only.
We can accomodate a maximum of 30 people for house tours.
Please contact us with your requirements. We will always try and accommodate you.
01684 892 988
Find us
We are situated 3 miles south of Great Malvern, on the A4104 Upton-on-Severn road.
The nearest railway station is in Great Malvern, take a taxi to the house.
Parking
Car park on site
- Free of charge
Taxi
Access Travel 07812 906535
Admission
Historic Houses members visit for free.
House & Garden
Adult: £8.00
Child: £3.00
House or Garden only
Adult: £7.00
Child: £2.00
Group Visits
Groups are welcome on all weekdays, subject to availability and by prior arrangement only.
We can accomodate a maximum of 30 people for house tours.
Please contact us with your requirements. We will always try and accommodate you.
01684 892 988
Things to See
The chain of lakes, formally fish ponds for the monks
Spring bulbs
