Things to see & do
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The Hall
The Hall
Felbrigg Hall is one of the finest country houses in East Anglia.
It boasts a fine gothic style library and a magnificent collection of Grand Tour paintings.
The house, its contents, and estate was left to the National Trust by Robert Wyndham Ketton-Cremer, the last Squire of Felbrigg Hall, who died in 1969.
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The Gardens
The Gardens
The Gardens never fail delight and inspire all who visit.
See the fruit and vegetables growing in the Walled Garden, the beehives in the Orchard and the magnificent redwood trees in the West Garden.
Felbrigg has one of the few octagonal working dovecotes in the country, dating back to the early 1750s.
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The Estate
The Estate
The Felbrigg Estate today divides into two distinct parts, the deep woods to the north (known as the Great Wood) and the area of open parkland to the south of the house.
With many way-marked walks you can explore the estate and enjoy the peace and tranquility.
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The Hall
The Gardens
The EstateJoin us for a 'Cracking Day Out'
Join us for a day of celebration to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on Monday 4 June from 11am - 10.30pm.
Explore the estate
Take one of the waymarked paths and explore the estate. Visit the lake, walk through the woods or stroll through the fields - there's always something to see.
Be inspired by the gardens
Be sure to visit the walled garden. With a fantastic array of fruit and vegetables, flowers and shrubs, you can always gain inspiration here.
Relax with some refreshments
Relax and unwind with a cup of tea and some delicious homemade cake from our tea-room.
Felbrigg, church, lake and icehouse walk
A varied circular walk through open fields and woods, passing a church, lake, ice house and a variety of interesting trees.
Find out more about Felbrigg, church, lake and ice house walk
Discover more items in our collection
You can now view our historic collection in National Trust Collections.
Kitchen restoration
Restored to its former glory, the kitchen at Felbrigg Hall has been brought back to life; continuing the story of food and dining on this bountiful estate.
Felbrigg close up
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True craftsmanship
Marvel at the intricate detail and craftsmanship on a Boulle cabinet in the Drawing Room.
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Be prepared
Leather fire buckets in the South Corridor bear the initials of Rachel Anne Ketton.
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Set in stone
The stonework detail above the front door.