Overview
"…East Anglia has some of the most delicious little moated manor houses straight out of a story book. One of my favourites belongs to Charles and Lynda Tucker at Hindringham.
The house is warm brick and cool flint and you get to it across a lovely little brick bridge. You are crossing a moat that has gone all the way round since 12th-century...
The house is Tudor, built c.1538 by a courtier who had got rich in the service of Henry VIII’s illegitimate son Henry Fitzroy. It was in decline before Gerald Gosselin from Bengeo Hall in Herts restored it in 1900.
Mrs Tucker has worked tirelessly to revitalise the gardens which are open regularly during the summer, though the house is only open for a few days. But make an effort to get there, the roses are fragrant, the black swans elegant, the tea homemade and it’s the sort of place where you feel history stops and you step off the road of time…”
Opening
2020
1 March to 31 October
Open Sundays 2pm to 5pm and Wednesdays 10am to 1pm
Find us
The main visitor entrance is at ///durations.ever.vegetable. What does this mean?
5 minutes north of the A148 and 2 miles from Walsingham, Thursford or Binham.
- Offers bike storage
Parking
Car park on site
- Free
Taxi
Parkside Garage 01328878777
Admission
Historic Houses members may visit the gardens on normal open dates at no charge.
Hindringham Hall house and gardens will be open to visitors for a guided history tour on the dates set out on their website. Pre-booking is essential.
The tour lasts two hours and includes tea and cakes at the end.
Mrs Lynda Tucker will conduct a tour inside the house on the ground floor, detailing its inhabitants and their travails over the last 500 years.
Mr Charles Tucker will conduct a tour of the medieval site and explain why the moat and medieval fishponds were built some 900 years ago.
Accessibility
- Accessible parking
Group Visits
Arrangements may be made for group visits.
Please contact info@hindringhamhall.org or call 01328 878 226 to book.
Please check the website for further information, admission times and details for our special events
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Accommodation
We have three self catering xottages within the beautiful grounds of Hindringham Hall, all with 5* and 4* Gold awards.
Moat House
5*. sleeps 2. Luxurious self catering accomodation with king sized bed and ensuite bath and walk in shower room. Centrally heated and all linen and towels supplied.
Banes Cottage
Sleeps 4 and 1 dog allowed. 2 beds and 2 en suite bathrooms on the first floor and very well equippped kitchen and walk through to sitting room and seperate entrance to scullery. Centrally heated with open coal fire. All linen and towels supplied.
Dockings Cottage
4* gold rated. sleeps 4 with 2 beds and 2 baths. Beside a bridlepath and fenced rear garden and perfect for dogs. Centrally heated and towels and linen provided.
Barnes Cottage
THE GARDENS
Dockings Cottage
Opening
2020
1 March to 31 October
Open Sundays 2pm to 5pm and Wednesdays 10am to 1pm
Find us
The main visitor entrance is at ///durations.ever.vegetable. What does this mean?
5 minutes north of the A148 and 2 miles from Walsingham, Thursford or Binham.
- Offers bike storage
Parking
Car park on site
- Free
Taxi
Parkside Garage 01328878777
Admission
Historic Houses members may visit the gardens on normal open dates at no charge.
Hindringham Hall house and gardens will be open to visitors for a guided history tour on the dates set out on their website. Pre-booking is essential.
The tour lasts two hours and includes tea and cakes at the end.
Mrs Lynda Tucker will conduct a tour inside the house on the ground floor, detailing its inhabitants and their travails over the last 500 years.
Mr Charles Tucker will conduct a tour of the medieval site and explain why the moat and medieval fishponds were built some 900 years ago.
Accessibility
- Accessible parking
Group Visits
Arrangements may be made for group visits.
Please contact info@hindringhamhall.org or call 01328 878 226 to book.
Other opening
Walks
We have a signposted walk around the 3 acres of medieval Fishponds.