The Cowdray Estate

Cowdray House and the Estate date back to 1273, when the original manor house was built across the River Rother from the town of Midhurst in West Sussex. Over five centuries Cowdray Estate has secured a reputation for being one of the greatest sporting estates and picturesque locations in England.

Home of the Viscount Cowdray, the family have owned the estate since 1908. They have welcomed friends and guests to share in their love of sport and wellbeing.

Cowdray has been at the heart of the English summer season for over a century. It hosts the internationally recognised British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup in July, set against the backdrop of the Cowdray Ruins.

Polo teams from around the world flock to Cowdray to participate throughout the season. One of the most important events on the British social calendar, the Gold Cup attracts the largest single polo audience in the United Kingdom.

In addition to its prestigious Polo Club, within its 16,000 acres, Cowdray Estate enterprises include:

- Polo Academy

- Golf Club

- Shooting School

- Farm Shop & Café

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House & Events

- Accommodation

- Wellbeing

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Heritage

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Fishing

- Property

- Farming

- Forestry