Blaise Hamlet - Bristol

Blaise Hamlet, located at Hallen Road, Henbury, Bristol BS10 7QY, United Kingdom, is a picturesque and historic tourist attraction managed by the National Trust. This idyllic hamlet boasts charming, well-preserved cottages and a peaceful, secluded setting, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing and enchanting visit.

Address: Hallen Rd, Henbury, Bristol BS10 7QY, United Kingdom

Phone: 1275461900

Website: nationaltrust.org.uk

Specialties: Tourist attraction, history, architecture

Other points of interest: Toilet

Opinions: This company has 400 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.6/5.

👍 Reviews of Blaise Hamlet

Rory W.

5/5

Blaise Hamlet is free to enter, but please be mindful as these properties are residential and are lived in so try and respect the residents, we called by after having to adjust our plans and was so glad we did, also add a walk up into the village and wasn’t disappointed

Frankie L.

5/5

Just a gorgeous place to visit, it takes you back in time!

Jean D.

5/5

Really enjoyed our short walk around the Hamlet. Very unusual, individual and well kept cottages. One cottage was being renovated when we visited. Peaceful location, hidden away. Not hard to find. Just look for gate with National Trust plaque.

Kathryn B.

4/5

Some lovely old cottages laid out around a green, only need about 15 mins to look around, as they are lived in and need their privacy. Some amazing chimneys for anyone who is interested. Free entry.

Dexter H.

5/5

Beautiful little hamlet with stunning cottages. A really nice small space for a very gentle walk or to sit down in. Cottages privately owned. Not suitable for children dogs or wheelchair access and no toilet. Worth a visit if you're going to Blaise castle

Yan H.

5/5

Lovely old cottages in Hamlet, like a little gem tucked away from morden world. Enjoy the peace there especially at sunset time.

Pete /. H.

4/5

Blaise Hamlet was built for the retired employees of the Harford Family at Blaise Castle House in about 1811. It was designed by John Nash, an architect who also designed the dairy at Blaise and the Royal Pavillion in Brighton.
There are nine cottages there, owned by the National Trust since 1943.
All the cottages, and the sundial on the green are Grade I listed buildings. Along with Blaise Castle the Hamlet is listed, Grade II.
The chimneys are great, everyone of them is different, with a lot of work put into them,( just to let smoke out).
They are still occupied and not open to the public, but the ensemble may be viewed from the green. Rose Cottage is let by the National Trust as a holiday cottage.
Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Aleks B.

5/5

Interesting place to see, been there twice and enjoyed it every time. Cottages are very nice and well maintained. You cannot visit them as there are people living inside, but you can certainly take some nice pictures.