FREE Other places to visit Discover Coleshill Village and Parkland Map Key 1. Buscot Weir, 2. Buscot Park, 3. , 4. Badbury 5. Buscot and Coleshill Estate Office, 6. Ashdown, 7. White Horse Hill Coleshill Estate Want to know more?

The Coleshill Estate belonged to the Pleydell-Bouverie • Take a longer walk using the “Five circular walks around family and was once the seat of the Earl of Radnor. the Coleshill Estate” leaflet. It was sold to Ernest Cook in 1946 and passed to the • Join a guided walk. National Trust in 1956. • Come to our village open afternoons and events. • Bring your school. Our education programme covers river The village of Coleshill grew around studies, food and farming, orienteering, habitats, renewable the original Manor House, largely energy and the Second World War. Visits are free to schools between 1830 and 1860. The old shop, that are education group members of the National Trust. the Radnor Arms (previously a smithy), • Volunteer. We have a range of opportunities for the Old Rectory, the Clockhouse volunteering including corporate and team building (opposite the site of Coleshill House) activities. and Courtleaze, the farm steward’s The Guard House house, are some of the few buildings • Visit the Old Carpenters Yard and discover our visitor that pre-date the 19th century. Most of the buildings we information room, Second-hand Bookshop and the see today were estate worker’s cottages. Carpenters Canteen. • Information can be found on our website. The Model Farm buildings were built in 1854 as a leading example of modern farm efficiency and were much Buscot and Coleshill Estate Office admired at the time. Coleshill, SN6 7PT It is now home to Tel: 01793 762209 National Trust offices Email: [email protected] that manage the West properties nationaltrust.org.uk/buscotandcoleshill including Buscot and Facebook: @NTbuscotandcoleshillestates Coleshill Estates, White Horse Hill, Ashdown and Chastleton House. For alternative formats, please call us on 01793 762209 or email The entire village is in a conservation area and [email protected] most of the buildings Design: Neil Morgan Design. Illustrations: Polly Wickham. are grade 2 listed. Photography: National Trust/Simon Harris, John Miller, Hugh Mothersole. The Buscot and Coleshill Estates Printed on 100% recycled paper. Please recycle this leaflet after use. © National Trust 2019. The National Trust is a registered charity no. 205846. ➞ Coleshill Village Buscot and Parkland 3 1 2

Badbury ➞ Great Coxwell 4 5

Short Pink Walks start here (30 mins). Green Walk starts 8 here (see seperate walks leaflet). 7

Coleshill Red Walk starts here (see seperate walks 6

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Places of interest 1 St Faith 12th Century Church 2 Radnor Arms Coleshill Organics Shop 3 (open Wednesday-Saturday) 4 Site of Coleshill House (private) The Guard House with display of 5 Second World War history Watermill (open second Sunday of the month, 6 April-October) National Trust Estate Office 7 (open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm) Old Carpenters Yard – Carpenters Canteen, 8 Toilets, Wheelwright Second-hand Bookshop, Visitors Information room

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