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Basing House, The Street, Old Basing, Basingstoke RG24 7BH, United Kingdom

Basing House Basing House, The Street, Old Basing, Basingstoke RG24 7BH, United Kingdom

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Basing House was a major Tudor palace and castle in the village of Old Basing in the English county of Hampshire. It once rivaled Hampton Court Palace in its size and opulence. Today only its foundations and earthworks remain.

ACCESS INFORMATION

Basing House is a large site in two parts with accessible parking on both parts as well as at our main car park.

Wheelchair users and visitors with mobility requirements

The site is large and although most of the site is accessible to all, there are areas with limited access due to rough terrain or steep inclines. Accessible parking is available. There are three accessible toilets in different locations and seating is provided around the site.

Deaf and hearing impaired visitors

Induction loops are fitted in the Visitor Centre, the Great Barn, the Learning & Community Centre, and the museum. Audio tours are available to download to MP3 players before your visit. Copies of the guidebook are available free, on loan, for those with hearing loss. BSL interpretation is available, but booking is essential.

Blind and visually impaired visitors

Guided tours are available but it is essential that you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Braille copies of the Basing House guidebook are available on loan. Please ask at the Visitor Centre reception desk. Assistance dogs are welcome anywhere on the site. Water can be provided on request.

MORE ACCESSIBILITY AND DISABILITY INFORMATION

Basing House is still developing. This information will be regularly updated as more facilities for disabled people are introduced. Please contact us before your visit to discuss your requirements.

Latest Reviews

  • Chadwick De Mole 06 Mar 2018
    4.4
    Parking: 5.0
    Accessibility: 4.0
    Toilets: 5.0
    Staff: 5.0

    Visited Basing House with disability and got the accessible parking easily and luckily. It is a place with a lot of historical interest. The grounds were much larger than we thought. Most of the areas of the house was accessible through wheelchair although there are some areas with limited access. Also accessible toilets were available at the house. Staff were very helpful to disabled visitors the most. Liked that. A great visit.

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