Haselbech, Northamptonshire

Flower Delivery to Haselbech with Clare Florist

With eight listed buildings, the village of Haselbech is a dream to lovers of architecture. And those who want to see some Haselbech flowers need not go far as there are gardens located nearby. That and there are other interesting sights situated close to Haselbech.

History

Haselbech might have always been a small village. For one, the Domesday Book records its population at 19. What is known about the Northamptonshire village though is that it was owned by the Tresham family in the 16th century and the common fields were enclosed and then converted to pasture.

Not much is known about the history of the village in the 17th century save for the fact that Haselbech Hall – one of the eight listed buildings – was constructed prior to 1678 for the Wyke family.

Attractions

If both you and your partner enjoy seeing old architecture, Haselbech has some interesting options for you. And to make your trip more romantic, make sure to get some flowers in Haselbech to give to your partner. They'll love the gesture and it sets a nice tone for the rest of your journey. If you can't get your hands on some blooms, you can always send flowers to Haselbech to your accommodation. This way, it would be more surprising and you can plan other romantic gestures around it as well.

That said, here's a list of the listed structures you can see in Haselbech:

• St Michael's Church
• Orton Holding
• The Old Rectory
• The wall attached to the north-west of the Old Rectory
• Manor Farm on Naseby Road
• Haselbech Hall
• The railings south-east of Manor Farmhouse on Naseby Road
• The railings south-west of Manor Farmhouse on Naseby Road

Nearby Attractions

Kelmarsh Hall & Gardens – the hall was built in the 1730s for the Hanbury family. It's main feature is the Great Hall on the ground floor with its Italian pink walls and 18th-century ceiling plasterwork. Other rooms include the Saloon, Chinese Room, Dining Room, Library, Nancy Lancaster's Yellow Drawing Room and the Ballroom (offers views over the West Terrace and the lake).

The gardens have a shabby chic touch to them, inspired by Nancy Lancaster. Each season brings something different to those who visit the garden, for example the daffodils are in full bloom during April while roses sprout in June.

Holdenby House – also called Holmby, this house was built by Sir Christopher Hatton, Lord Chancellor and a favourite of Elizabeth I, in 1583. The rooms of the house – Ballroom, Dining Room, Library and Piano Room – are available for viewing through appointment. The gardens, on the other hand, are open every Sunday from April onwards.

Coton Manor Garden – a ten-acre garden comprised of several smaller gardens which provide different points of interest depending on the season. Enhancing the garden experience are streams, ponds and fountains.

When celebrating a special event with a close friend or family member, wouldn't you want to surprise them with a floral arrangement? If so, you can order flowers for delivery to Haselbech from us. We are an online florist with a stunning collection of bouquets perfect for any occasion be it birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and much more. Also, when you choose to send flowers to Haselbech from us, we guarantee next-day delivery too!

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