Cranborne is a dynamic enterprising community.

Outstanding schools, excellent village facilities and a thriving community make this an extremely desirable place to live, work and visit.

Cranborne Estate contributes wholeheartedly to the life of the local area. Over recent years, disused agricultural buildings have been lovingly adapted by the Estate to provide excellent facilities for growing and new businesses.

Here you can find out more about what’s happening in and around Cranborne, as well as check property listings and details on when the Manor Garden is open for visitors.

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Conservation

Early Re-Genus results promising

At Cranborne we have been trialling a new approach to soil health, working in partnership with Re-Genus to help accel...

Early Re-Genus results promising

At Cranborne we have been trialling a new approach to soil health, working in partnership with Re-Genus to help accel...
Conservation

A hedge-laying management system for improved habitats

Our hedges provide significant habitat for much of the wildlife in the farmed landscape – in fact over 2000 species l...

A hedge-laying management system for improved habitats

Our hedges provide significant habitat for much of the wildlife in the farmed landscape – in fact over 2000 species l...
Community

Cranborne – The Village Where Nothing Much Happens

At Cranborne, we have a wealth of historical documents and archives which are not only important to use for data purp...

Cranborne – The Village Where Nothing Much Happens

At Cranborne, we have a wealth of historical documents and archives which are not only important to use for data purp...

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Our Commitment

Sustainability at Cranborne

We are all custodians of the planet our children and grandchildren will inherit. At Cranborne we aspire to lead by example on environmental respect and sustainability, boosting biodiversity and cutting waste and carbon emissions.

Reduce Carbon

We are committed to achieving Net Zero by 2030 across all three Gascoyne Estates.

Enhance Biodiversity

20% overall increase in biodiversity by 2035 and 10% increase in biodiversity on farmed land by 2035.