as a sacred choir and some members as a small madrigal choir. Hampton Court Castle and grounds were sold by the Van Kampen family in 2006 to Graham Ferguson Lacey who began to operate it under Hampton Court Property Holdings Ltd (HCPH). In January 2016, the house was for sale at the price of £12M, having been advertised for sale for more than a year at prices of up to £16M. It was described as part of a property with 26 bedrooms and 25 bathrooms. It also includes a conservatory designed by Joseph Paxton. Gardens The gardens are a particular feature, and include an organically managed kitchen garden, as well as a maze, a secret tunnel, Dutch garden, island pavilions and a 150-year-old wisteria arch. Hampton Court has a garden which was largely created by the Van Kampens and is open to the public throughout the summer months, and now offers special events such as outdoor theatre productions, small concerts and family days out. The house (empty) and grounds featured extensively in the first season of the 1970s BBC television series Survivors, filmed in spring and summer of 1975. References External links Official site Hampton Court section of Sola Scriptorum's site Photos of Hampton Court and surrounding area on geograph.org.uk Country houses in Herefordshire Gardens in Herefordshire Tourist attractions in Herefordshire Historic house museums in Herefordshire Grade I listed buildings in Herefordshire