About Harlaxton Manor

Harlaxton is a British country estate built by Gregory Gregory beginning in 1831. Gregory's vision for the manor was influenced by his extensive travels throughout England and Europe. His desire was to combine multiple architectural styles into one, including Jacobean and Elizabethan (combined to create Jacobethan). The Baroque decoration makes the manor truly one of a kind among England's Jacobethan houses. Harlaxton's gardens include French-style terraces, an Italian Garden, a Dutch canal, and English landscape walks. 

Harlaxton College is a distinctive international study-abroad campus set within the spectacular historic setting of Harlaxton Manor. Owned and operated by the University of Evansville (Indiana, USA), Harlaxton offers undergraduate students from around the world the opportunity to live, learn, and grow in an immersive academic environment rooted in British culture and history. 

Students can enroll in fall, spring, and summer programs to study a diverse range of disciplines. The College’s unique combination of academics, cross-cultural engagement, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences helps broaden perspectives and deepen understanding in and beyond the classroom. 

Harlaxton Manor offers an unforgettable setting for elegant weddings, corporate functions, private celebrations, and bespoke experiences. 

The Manor’s striking exterior and richly detailed interiors have also made it a sought-after location for film and television productions over the decades. 

Harlaxton has appeared on screen in acclaimed works such as The Haunting (1999), The Ruling Class(1972), and the TV movie The Last Days of Patton (1986). It has been featured in classic dramas like The Lady and the Highwayman and The Young Visitors, as well as the 2020 adaptation of The Secret Garden.