Stunning location steeped in history. The NT team are so knowledgeable about the history of the house and previous owners. The gardens are so beautiful with plenty of areas to explore. Dogs aloud on site. Lots of parking available. Site is up a very steep hill, but well worth the drive to the top. Perfect place to take any youngsters learning about ww2 history.

Lovely historic property and grounds. Plenty to see and do, for all the family, eg when we went there were Morris Dancers (they were actually clog dancers, but trying not to let that bother us!) The walks through the fields down by the river are very quiet and peaceful. Cafe and shop are the usual National Trust fayre, and the staff were friendly and on a super hot day happily refilled our water bottles, thank you!

Another place were not only the place but people who works there made my visit. I would love to Thank you Larennie and John for lovely talk and so much passion, knowledge and friendliness. Besides at the cafe there were two lovely and very helpful ladies. Beautiful place and surrounding. So much history and felt as this place got some "home" vibe. Definitely, will be back. Recommend to get membership. " Kindness doesn't cost"

Our visit to Hughenden Manor was absolutely lovely on a beautiful spring public holiday it’s a perfect blend of high-stakes political history and beautiful, tranquil nature. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a gorgeous place to walk the dog, this National Trust site delivers. Walking through the rooms where Benjamin Disraeli entertained Queen Victoria is a surreal experience. The house is packed with personal memorabilia, and the "Gallery of Affection" staircase is a must-see for its collection of portraits. The formal Italianate gardens are stunning, especially the colorful Victorian parterre. We also spent a good hour wandering through the walled garden and orchard, which boasts dozens of ancient apple varieties.The Stableyard Café serves a great cream tea. It can get busy, so aim for an early lunch or a late afternoon treat.The road leading up can be a bit narrow, so take it slow on busy weekends.A brilliant day out in the Chilterns. It feels much more intimate and "lived-in" than some of the larger estates. Highly recommended!

A beautiful house filled with the memories of World War II. Walking through it feels like stepping back in time and imagining the stories that once unfolded there. The gardens are equally stunning—peaceful, well-kept, and perfect for a relaxing stroll. A truly special place that combines history with natural beauty.