Originally laid out in the 1920s by the grandparents of the current owner, the garden has been developed gradually by subsequent generations to its present state, where in 2019 it was voted as ‘The Nation’s Favourite Garden’ in a poll conducted by the English Garden magazine in conjunction with the National Garden Scheme. Since 1991 it has been tended by Susie Pasley-Tyler, recently joined by her younger daughter, Imogen.

Avatar Dining is a Nepalese and Indian restaurant in Market Harborough. Our food successfully combines characteristics from Asian cuisine which has its own culinary history creating foods that are rich with flavour and culture.

Kelmarsh Hall is an elegant 18th century country house set in the rolling Northamptonshire countryside, located approximately five miles south of Market Harborough.

The Hall and award winning Gardens are open to the public from April through to September each year. They have an excellent tea room serving morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.

It was in 1961 that the Marquess of Exeter, on hearing that the autumn three-day event at Harewood could no longer be held, invited the British Horse Society to transfer the event to his estate. In its second year, 1962, Burghley ran the F.E.I.’s European Championship and this was the beginning of a remarkable record. No other international horse trials site has staged as many Championships, a record ten in all including the first World Championship in 1966. In total Burghley has run two World Championships in 1966 and 1974, six European Championships in 1962, 1971, 1977, 1985, 1989 and 1997. Also one Young Riders European Championship in 1978. It is the longest continuous running international event.