Every Country House has its tale, and history's early record of Bush Hall Estate dates back to 1574, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth the First. Walls of the house that stood in Tudor times are still at the heart of the present structure. In those early days the River Lea ran through the estate's 120 acres of parkland, just as today it meanders along the riverside terraces and garden.

From the nineteenth century to date, Bush Hall has been home to a wide variety of occupants. Amongst them, Sir Robert Chester (d.1848), Master of Ceremonies to three English Kings, George III, George IV and William IV and Queen Victoria.

Guests who choose to stay at this fine Country House will enjoy hospitality and amenities of high quality in gracious and convivial ambience.

For full details of availability and prices please view the Bush Hall web site directly.