Join us in our beautiful historic Sunken Garden for a delightful Afternoon Tea experience on Saturday 27th June.

Enjoy a selection of freshly prepared finger sandwiches, homemade cakes, sweet treats and warm scones with clotted cream and preserves, all served in a stunning garden setting.

 Date: Saturday 27th June 
Time: Sittings between 1pm & 2.30pm
Prices: £34 Adult | £20 Children

Please select your time slot when you confirm your booking.

Book online or contact our events team on 0121 308 3751 or email events@moorhallhotel.co.uk.

All payments are non-transferable and non-refundable. Children must be accompanied with an adult. 

If you have any dietary requirements please contact us directly.

A bit about the garden....

The historic Sunken Garden at Moor Hall has a surprisingly long and unusual history.

The site is believed to date back to the Tudor period, when Moor Hall was associated with Bishop John Vesey, who rebuilt the hall in the 1520s after receiving land from Henry VIII. The area that is now the Sunken Garden was originally thought to have been either a bear pit or a cock pit used for blood sports popular in Tudor England.

During the late 19th century, tastes changed and the pit was transformed into a fashionable Victorian-style “sunken garden.” At the time, landscaped gardens with stone grottos, fountains, terraces and ornamental pathways were very popular features on country estates. 

In the 1990s, the garden received protected status when it was officially listed as a historic feature to help preserve it. 
Today, the Sunken Garden is one of the signature attractions of our grounds. It sits below the main lawns and connects into the surrounding woodland walks.

Photography credits: The Kensington Photographer