Mottisfont Abbey

Set in glorious grounds alongside the fast-flowing River Test, Mottisfont offers many layers of history for the visitor to explore, including the Gothic remains of the original 13th-century Augustinian priory.

Mottisfont Abbey © NTPL/Arnhel de Serra

Mottisfont Abbey

In the mid-20th century the final private owner, society hostess and patron of the arts Maud Russell, used the Abbey as a base for her racy and intriguing life. The walled gardens house the national collection of old-fashioned roses. During the rose season in June weekday and/or evening visits are recommended.


Art we've helped buy at Mottisfont Abbey

Venue details

Mottisfont Abbey Mottisfont, Romsey Hampshire SO51 0LP 01794 340757 www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Entry details

Free entry with National Art Pass (standard entry charge is £9)

House
1 Mar – 4 Nov
Daily, 11am – 5pm, closes dusk if earlier

Art gallery
Open daily, 11am – 5pm

Garden, shop and café
Open daily, 10am – 5pm


Contact property for late opening in June. Gallery closes for short periods to change exhibitions. Closed 25 Dec

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