Norfolk

The arrival of bluebells also kick starts our 'Festival of the blues' at Blickling, which runs throughout May and culminates in an afternoon of blues music in the garden.

Sheringham Park has a nationally important collection of rhododendrons and it's during May and early June that these flowers create a sea of colour, as they reach their peak.

Our all-weather multi-use trail is now open and ready for use. So grab your bikes, pack a picnic and explore hidden parts of the estate you've never seen before.

Contemporary artworks by a sculptor, a woodcarver and a film maker are set to bring some of the intriguing stories of Felbrigg Hall to life in a new exhibition.

Take a fresh look at the landscapes of Humphry Repton through a camera lens. Enter your images to our new photographic competition.

See how your support is helping to restore Oxburgh, a beautiful 500 year old medieval home that is undergoing an ambitious new restoration project.

Horsey Windpump is currently undergoing phase one of an exciting and ambitious three phase restoration project that will see her restored to full operational order. Keep up to date with the latest news and updates from the project here.

Blickling’s scenic lake is all set to heat the house and offices of one of Norfolk’s historic landmarks, following the installation of the largest lake source heat pump in the National Trust.

Felbrigg Hall now has a greener heating system, following the installation of a biomass boiler that will be fuelled from wood chip, sustainably harvested from this National Trust Estate.

Meet the man cataloging the biggest library collection in the National Trust. John Gandy has the mammoth task of working his way through the books in the Long Gallery at Blickling.

Blickling’s walled garden is hoping to benefit from our Walled Gardens appeal which aims to restore these treasured growing spaces.

This spring we’ve been busy carrying out conservation work at Blickling that has involved repointing and repairing brickwork around the Hall.

Get away from it all and stay in a romantic retreat with a loved one or idyllic cottage with friends. From gatehouses, watermills, barns and estate workers cottages - no cottage is the same.

Located within the picturesque harbour of Brancaster Staithe on the North Norfolk Coast, we offer self-catering group accommodation for up to 48, in the newly refurbished Brancaster Activity Centre.