Iscoyd Park

Iscoyd Park is a three-storey redbrick Georgian country house in Bronington featuring a slate roof and period architecture. The property sits within landscaped grounds that include multiple lakes and original service buildings scattered across the estate.

The estate came into William Hanmer's hands in 1737 and later passed to Philip Lake Godsal in 1843, beginning a lengthy family tenure. These ownership shifts shaped the property's evolution and the various changes made to it over generations.

The mansion maintains an extensive collection of family heirlooms, original artworks, and period furniture throughout its nine bedroom suites and reception rooms.

The estate now operates as an event venue with accommodation available and requires advance booking for visits and special occasions. Visitors should contact ahead to arrange their plans and confirm when they can view the grounds and buildings.

During World War II, American military forces converted the estate's parkland into a field hospital for their forces. The wartime alterations to the grounds remain visible in the property's layout today.

Location: Bronington

Elevation above the sea: 87.6 m

Part of: Iscoed Estate

GPS coordinates: 52.97280,-2.73932

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:42