Future Prime Minister H. H. Asquith and his wife Margot spent their honeymoon at Mells Park in 1894, as guests of Sir John Horner and his wife Frances,[REF] the daughter of Liberal MP and art patron William Graham [REF].
18th-century outbuildings which survive as Grade II listed buildings include stables and a coach house to the north of the house, built c. 1761, probably by the architect John Wood the Younger,[REF] Lilley Batch Lodge, built c. 1790,[REF] and a folly called the Duckery, also built c. 1790 [REF].