Our story
A house with
deep roots.
Timber, brick and an old mulberry tree in the Worcestershire countryside.
A welcome
A house with a story,
and room for yours.
Yarhampton House is a historic timber-framed country house in the Worcestershire countryside. Its rooms, gardens and orchard have a warmth and character that is hard to recreate, and we love sharing them.
Above all, it is a place for calm and connection, where people slow down and spend time well together. Whatever brings you here, we would love to hear what you have in mind.
With warm wishes from the Yarhampton House team: Tilly, Jennifer, Sue and Tom
Creative production
The house sets the scene.
Jennifer brings the vision together.
Jennifer leads creative production at Yarhampton. She shapes settings, styles the details and brings together trusted collaborators around each brief, including Tara, our interior designer and stylist, and Esther, who looks after brand partnerships and shoots, with other specialists as each project needs.
Jennifer can help you find the right chef, florist, stylist or photographer, and bring the details together so the day feels like yours.
- Creative direction
- Settings and styling
- Trusted collaborators
The house
Built in timber,
shaped by time.
Yarhampton House is a historic timber-framed house in the Worcestershire countryside. Its black and white elevations look over a brick courtyard, and inside, dark beams frame the hallways and rooms.
Over the centuries the house has been extended and cared for by the people who lived here. Local tradition links it with the court of King James I, a story that has been handed down with the house.
The mulberry
An old tree
in the field.
In the field beside the house stands an old mulberry tree, said to have been planted when the house was young. Each summer it still fruits, and the dark berries are part of the life of the house.
The mulberry gives Yarhampton its emblem, a reminder of how long the house and its grounds have been growing together.
Inside and out
Courtyard
and hallway.
See the spaces today.
The house, the orangery, the barns, and the gardens and orchard.
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