LATEST NEWS:
500 YEARS!!!!!!
Next year will be the 500 year anniversary of the building of the house. We will be planning lots of celebratory events so keep checking back with us. Any volunteers to help with events are always
welcomed!
HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
We will be opening our doors as a part of the national Heritage Open Days Event this year on the weekend of 19th and 20th September 2026.
This is a great opportunity to come and see these unique wall paintings and have a talk on the history of the house and the local area from our-in house expert Karen Murphy.
Tickets for a one hour visit can be booked via Eventbrite here.
February 2026 update-
SUMMER CREAM TEAS in JUNE 2026
The cottages are open for a few group visits in June, including an afternoon of cream teas on Thursday 18th June open to the public, for a cost of £20 for the talk and cream tea. If you would like
to book a place ring Janet on 07771637735.
And we are holding our annual two days of charity bridge events on Sunday 21st and Monday 22nd June (for improvers). Again, please ring
Janet to book on 07771637735.
We are also pleased to be hosting a private visit from The Enfield Society on Saturday 20th June.
We will also be open again in Septmber for a part of the Heritage Open Days. Dates to be confirmed
February 2025 - CHARITY
We have now set up a registered charity (number 1212217) The Piccotts End Charitable Trust. Thank you for all of your donations to the new charity.
May 2025 - CREAM TEA
The cottages are open for a few group visits in June, including an afternoon of cream teas on Thursday 5th June open to the public, for a cost of £20 for the talk and cream tea. A few spaces have
opened up due to a cancellation so if you are interested please ring Janet on 07771637735
ART SOCIETY
We are thrilled to be included in the new Art Society publication "50 Treasures of the Beds and Herts area".
The paintings were featured on Celebrity Antiques Roadtrip, with a visit from quizzer Anne Hegerty and expert James Braxton and a fascinating talk by Karen Murphy.
The paintings were featured in the BBC2 series "The face of Britain" hosted by Simon Schama.