THE HOME OF
ROLLS-ROYCE

For Rolls-Royce, home is where inspiration lives. Goodwood is more than simply where our motor cars are crafted. It is the meeting place for visionary minds and audacious ideas. It is the essence of Rolls-Royce — where innovation transcends limitation and motor cars metamorphose into dynamic works of art.

Designed by venerated British architect Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, Goodwood is surrounded by 42 acres of southern England’s lush and verdant scenery. A haven of quiet calm, it invites Rolls-Royce owners to experience the sublime magic of the British countryside.                                                   At every stage, from selecting the building grounds to curating architectural materials, Goodwood took inspiration from the maxim of Sir Henry Royce: ‘Strive for perfection in everything you do’.

The crown jewel of Goodwood is The Glass Mile, a single-mile space comprised entirely of windows. The expansive setting allows for a stream of natural light, creating an illuminated view of the entire production line.

If Goodwood is the essence of Rolls-Royce, craftspeople and artisans are the essence of Goodwood. Every single motor car passing through The Line is poured over by 90 pairs of masterfully skilled hands, imbuing each element with personalised perfection.