Earlier Houses: An earlier house burned and was replaced by the current house in the 1880s.

Built / Designed For: P.B. Burnell

House & Family History: The Romans built villas near the natural springs that pour forth from the limestone hills on the site of today's Stancombe Park. A fire gutted the original Stancombe House in 1886, after which it was rebuilt exactly as it had been. The West Facade of the House incorporates elements from The Ridge, a Gloucestershire house demolished in 1934.

Garden & Outbuildings: Stancombe is noted for its Romantic Garden, created circa 1840, which contains cascades, grottoes, a lake, a temple, and pavilions with conical roofs. In the late 1980s a formal garden was laid out to the south of the House.

House Listed: Grade II

Park Listed: Grade I

Current Seat / Home of: Nic and Gerda Barlow

Past Seat / Home of: P.B. Burnell.

Current Ownership Type: Individual / Family Trust

Primary Current Ownership Use: Private Home

House Open to Public: Limited Access to Grounds Only

Historic Houses Member: No