Panshanger Park
Historic park and garden film location in Hertfordshire
Accessibility to London
Agricultural
Buildings
Car Parking
Garden wall
Landscapes
Orangery
Ponds
Sand & Gravel Quarry
Stable yard
Waterbodies
Woodland and Parkland
Panshanger Park
Hertford, Hertfordshire view map
Panshanger Park is a Grade II* listed historic park and garden located in Hertfordshire. The Park consists of approx 1,000 acres of parkland and woodland. Part of the property is a Country Park and nature reserve. The Parkland is also home to the largest maiden Oak in the country. Much of the parkland was created by Humphrey Repton in the late C18 with other parts previously landscaped by Capability Brown. Althpugh the main house was demolished, the shell of the Orangery is still present. The original stable yard still exists although it is used as Tarmac’s site office.
Key features
Parkland, woodland, wildlife, waterbody, orangery and buildings.
Accessibility to London
Agricultural
Buildings
Car Parking
Garden wall
Landscapes
Orangery
Ponds
Sand & Gravel Quarry
Stable yard
Waterbodies
Woodland and Parkland














