Sinai Park House
Subject to a massive restoration effort after decades of neglect, a large timber-framed manor house being brought back to life.
Off Shobnall Road, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 0QJ
Facilities
- Free parking
- Accessible parking
- Accessible toilets
- Guide dogs welcome
for the latest information.
Sinai Park House is a hilltop site overlooking the Trent Valley, used as a sacred meeting place and a strategic outpost from earliest times. From Romans, medieval lords, monks and Tudors to Elizabethan, Jacobean and Stuart bigwigs, Sinai has always been of strategic importance.
The Paget family reinvented the timber-framed shooting lodge as a stylish Elizabethan manor house with a 13th-century moat, and a host of extensions and refinements have been carried out every century since, all in the medieval and Tudor style.
By appointment and Private Tours only.
Please call 07768714406 or email kate@brookesandco.net to arrange a visit or visit our Private Tours section on the page here.
We accept donations from our visitors.
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- Accessible parking
- Accessible toilets
- Guide dogs welcome
for the latest information.
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