The 17th century house and its history continue to surprise us as we unravel its stories. Come and see for yourself why it was worth saving - you might leave with more questions than answers.
It's thanks to your visits that we can protect beautiful places like East Riddlesden Hall. Thank you for your support.
Visiting us
The house and garden are open Saturdays to Thursdays, 10.30am-4.30pm. Last entry is at 4pm. Admission is free for National Trust members and under 5’s. For non-members the admission prices are:
Gift Aid Standard
Adult £8.70 £7.70
Child £4.85 £3.85
Family (2 adults, 3 children) £22.25 £19.25
To help us look after the historic building, only small handbags can be taken around the house. We also ask that prams are left in the entrance to the house. We have a car park not far from the entrance and blue badge spaces are available. Parking’s free.
The intimate gardens offer a relaxing space throughout the year. From fresh shoots in early spring, to cottage garden flowers in summer and trees laden with fruit in autumn. There are benches to rest on throughout.
If you’re looking for fun things to do this summer, we've got lot's of exciting things planned for the season.
Have you ever made butter by hand or dyed your own fabric? How about making traditional gingerbread, or your kneading your own bread dough? Please take a look at our What's On page for details of all our events.
