The Corsi Collection

Few English country houses embody the quiet grandeur of the Georgian age as completely as Ombersley Court. Set within rolling Worcestershire parkland on the edge of the village of Ombersley, the Grade I listed house was commissioned by the 1st Lord Sandys and designed by the distinguished architect Francis Smith of Warwick in the early eighteenth century. Replacing earlier buildings on land long associated with the Sandys family, the house became one of the finest aristocratic seats in the Midlands.

Architecturally, Ombersley Court is a masterclass in restrained Baroque and early Georgian design. Its elegant proportions, grand hall, sweeping staircase and richly panelled interiors reflect both the confidence and sophistication of Britain’s landed elite during the period. For almost three centuries it remained the home of the Sandys family, accumulating an important collection of paintings, furnishings and historical artefacts that reflected generations of patronage and public service.

Following an extensive restoration in recent years, Ombersley Court has re-emerged as one of England’s most remarkable private country houses. Surrounded by historic parkland and commanding views across the Worcestershire landscape, it stands today as an enduring testament to Georgian craftsmanship, aristocratic history and the timeless appeal of the English country estate.

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