Hoveton Hall
A well-preserved Regency house of gault brick with a slate roof, built by Humphry Repton.
Wroxham, Norwich, Norfolk, NR12 8RJ
- Accessible toilets
- Guide dogs welcome
- Accessible parking
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Hoveton Hall Gardens is a must-visit whatever the season.
Enjoy a visit to the gardens in early spring when the grounds are carpeted with many different varieties of snowdrops and daffodils.
May and June see the azaleas and rhododendrons take centre stage – an amazing collection of colour which has been described as one of the best displays in Norfolk.
July and August see the formal herbaceous and kitchen gardens coming to the fore with the perfectly manicured lawns and over 600 different plant varieties, some of which are rare and unusual.
Our restored 19th-century iron glasshouse is must-see for all visitors to the gardens. Throughout the year the gardens host many different events most of which are free to Historic Houses members. We also run a number of guided tours of the Hall via Invitation to View at an additional cost.
2022
Gardens open: April (Good Friday) to 30 September: Sundays to Fridays, 10.30am to 5pm.
Please note: The information on the Historic Houses website is advisory, but please always check the website of the house or garden you intend to visit before travelling.
Historic Houses members visit for free, but events are charged. There is no need to book in advance.
Adults: £8
Over 60’s: £7
Children over 4: £4
Children under 4: Free
Family ticket: £22
Wheelchair users and carers: £6.50
Private group visits to the house and garden are welcome.
Please contact Rachel Buxton for more information:
rachel@hovetonhallestate.co.uk
01603 784297
Groups over 25 in number must book and pay in advance.
- Accessible toilets
- Guide dogs welcome
- Accessible parking
for the latest information.
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