Something New On The Horizon
A warm welcome to Daniella and Dave, owners of New Horizon CrossFit, who are moving into Salisbury Square.
110 Years On: Remembering the Hatfield Park Tank Trials
Hatfield Park was transformed 110 years ago into a concealed experimental battleground where one of WWI's most daring innovations was tested.
A Breath of Fresh Air: The Wellbeing Benefits of Working in an Inspiring Environment
Discover the wellbeing benefits of working in an inspiring environment like Hatfield Park, from abundant fresh air to active lunch breaks.
Sea of Troubles Wins Best Film Award
A production of Sea of Troubles, a rarely-seen ballet, was filmed at Hatfield Park and won Best Film Award at the National Dance Awards.
Two World Titles Won by Great Britain at The Real Tennis Masters, Hatfield Park
Hatfield Park recently hosted the over 70’s Danby Cup and over 80’s Munoz Cup sections of The Real Tennis Masters World Championships.
Winter Wisteria Pruning at Palace Green
Discover how Hatfield Park's signature wisteria is being cared for during the colder months, preserving its beauty and impact.
Hatfield Park – Space to Live, Work, Meet and Relax
Explore and enjoy life at Hatfield Park, with sustainable homes, a packed public calendar, natural beauty, and a vibrant community.
The Oak House Through the Ages
The Oak House at Hatfield Park was the vision of Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, the third Marquess of Salisbury.
In Celebration of the Coronation of King Charles III…
To celebrate the coronation of King Charles III, Victorian banqueting chairs have been carefully restored and reupholstered.
Conservation Works at the Real Tennis Court
The Real Tennis Court is currently under conservation to ensure that the building can be enjoyed by many people for many more years to come.
Delighted with Dogs & Daffs
One of our most popular events, Dogs & Daffs, has returned to Hatfield Park. The day saw human and fluffy attendees raise £10,000 for charity.
Celebrating the Legacy of Lord Burghley
Westminster Abbey was filled with people in celebration of William Cecil, Lord Burghley and his legacy, including guest speakers.