A university graduate in international development is the latest recruit to the Englefield Estate’s forestry team.
Charlotte Moss, 24, was helped to make the switch to a hands-on role in woodland management thanks to the Royal Forestry Society’s Forestry Roots scheme.
Read moreNovember sees the nights draw in and the weather worsen – but it can still start colourfully in the gardens at Englefield if the hard frosts have held off.
Read moreEnglefield House and the wider Estate is featured as a case study about diversification for rural businesses, highlighting the Heritage Live summer concerts as an example of a unique social experience and commercial opportunity for Estates.
Read moreThe Englefield Estate is a modern, flexible organisation but one mindful of its heritage. Estates are of course about land and buildings but most of all they are about the people who work there, live there, make their living from it or use it for their leisure. Running a successful business is important but so is protecting the environment and playing a full role in supporting the wider community. This has always been at the heart of what the Englefield Estate does and is reflected in our Mission and Vision.
For almost 50 years the Englefield Charitable Trust has supported a range of charities and good causes which include education, the arts, social welfare, health, conservation and the armed forces.
At Englefield, we take a long-term view and strive to combine successful business with good stewardship of the Estate’s landscape and wildlife habitats.