The South Front of Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk

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A welcoming home, Felbrigg is a place of many contrasts that reveals itself slowly. The estate is a timeless place of sanctuary and tranquillity; you relax as you come up the drive. The size of the parkland belies the intimacy of the hall and walled garden, the richness of Felbrigg surprises and delights with many hidden treasures to explore. Cherished for its homeliness and charm, Felbrigg reflects the personal stories of four families and their warmth and fondness for the estate.


The squire was the last family member to live at Felbrigg. A noted historian, his book 'Felbrigg, the story of a house' is rich with information about the hall, grounds and the families who made Felbrigg their home. He is the lens through which the family stories and their changes of fortune are told as he wrote about the many characters that preceded him. Using his insight into the past we can evoke the family feel of the estate and the connections with the local community. He had a great love of books and trees but his real interest was in people and their lives.


“I found myself able to live at Felbrigg and lead the life I have ever since, among my books and my trees”


The renowned ancient woodland shelters the estate from the north winds; and the open pasture land and lake are a haven for plants and wildlife. The stunning views across the open Norfolk landscape; where big skies frame perfect sunsets, showcase the vibrant colours of nature which change dramatically with the seasons. The walled garden and orchard are dominated by the working dovecote. Doves fly and chickens scratch around the garden adding to the relaxing and tranquil atmosphere. Ever changing, the garden is a constant source of inspiration and delight.

The house is mostly intact apart from a room blown up by a fireworks experiment the 18th century. The large collection is original to the families who made Felbrigg their home, creating layers of a very personal history and giving it a ‘lived in’, comfortable feel.


The Victory V, a personal war memorial planted by the last squire in memory of his brother killed in Crete in 1941, accentuates the important sense of unity created between family and estate over the centuries.

Felbrigg continues today as a much cherished country retreat.

Guide Prices

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Facilities

Other

  • Electric car charging point

Accessibility

  • Assistance dogs welcome
  • Disabled access
  • Disabled toilets
  • Facilities for hearing impaired
  • Wheelchairs available

Booking & Payment Details

  • Credit cards accepted (no fee)

Catering

  • On-site catering
  • On-site light refreshments
  • Picnic site

Children

  • Baby changing facilities
  • Children welcome

Groups

  • Facilities for educational visits
  • Facilities for groups

Parking

  • EV Charging
  • Free Parking - Parking is free for National Trust members. We are operating a pay and display in all our car parks, a charge of £5 will apply for non-members.
  • Parking with charge - We are operating a pay and display in all our car parks, a charge of £5 will apply for non-members.

Property Facilities

  • Dogs Accepted - You'll be pleased to know that dogs are welcome almost everywhere on the Felbrigg estate, but please note that we are currently asking for them to remain on leads throughout the estate during the bird breeding season, 1 March – 1 August. The only places we ask them not to go are the house, and the formal gardens, which includes the West Garden and the Walled Garden.
  • Gift shop
  • Onsite Catering
  • Public toilets
  • Smoking not allowed

Site Features

  • National Trust Property
  • Regional Tourist Board Member

Target Markets

  • Accepts groups
  • Coach parties accepted

Special Offers

  • 10% discount on admission and further 10% discount at Felbrigg Hall’s tea room, available to visitors arriving by train, bus, bike and on foot. Find out more here.

    Attractions Special Offers - redeem this special offer between 19/07/2023 and 31/12/2024

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

By Road:
Take the A148.

By Public Transport:
From Cromer station it is 2.5 miles to Felbrigg Hall.

Free Parking for National Trust members.

The nearest railway station is Cromer, which is 2 miles away.

Felbrigg Hall, Garden and Park

Type:Historic House

Felbrigg Hall, Garden and Park, Felbrigg, Norwich, Norfolk, NR11 8PR

Tel: 01263 837444

Awards

  • Other AwardsNational Trust National Trust 2019

Opening Times

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