Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Things to see and do 

The Great Hall at Felbrigg

Discover the hall 

How many times can you spot the lion and fetterlock motif as you uncover the history, unique collections and decoration of the many rooms within our hall?

The dovecot and pond in the garden at Felbrigg

Explore the garden 

Explore our walled garden and the weird and wonderful variety of plants we have.

The Victory V at Felbrigg

Stroll around our estate 

Our estate comprises 520 acres of woods, with rolling parkland, a lake and buggy-friendly paths. There's plenty of space to let off steam or follow a trail and discover the delights in the grounds.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

What's on 

Bug hunting - one of the 50 things to do before you're 11 3/4

Summer at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate 

Take a stroll through our summer gardens, enjoy family arts and crafts and discover natural play around our estate. There is plenty to see and do this summer at Felbrigg.

Upcoming events

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Bird Spotting Walk

Wed 17 Jul 2019
13:30-15:30
Spot and identify the many species of birds that make Felbrigg their home.

Bat Walk

Fri 19 Jul 2019
20:00-22:30
Learn about these fascinating mammals and listen to them with the help of a bat detector.

Crafts in the Orangery

Mon 29 Jul 2019
11:30-15:30
Join us for self-led family crafts in the heart of the west garden.

Summer of Sport

Wed 31 Jul 2019
11:30-16:00
Join us on Wednesdays throughout the school holidays for family fun with a sporty twist!

50 years: Living History Weekend

Sat 03 Aug 2019
11:00-17:00
2019 marks 50 years since the Robert Wyndham Ketton-Cremer – the last squire of Felbrigg – left Felbrigg Hall to the National Trust. He was known as a shy, gentle man who never married, and with the tragic death of his brother and no heir,...

Family Birdwatch

Thu 15 Aug 2019
10:30-12:30
Join us as we explore the different habitats at Felbrigg to see what birds are about. Have a go with our spotting scope and make a bird feeder to take away. Help a wild animal and watch a bird are two of the 50 things to do before you're 11 and 3/4!
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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Our work

Book cleaning

Conservation at Felbrigg 

Throughout the year, a huge variety of conservation projects take place here at Felbrigg, whether it be in the Hall, Gardens, or wider estate. With the continuing support of our volunteers, members and visitors, we are able to help conserve Felbrigg for future generations.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Get involved

Visitors with National Trust volunteer Room Guide

Join the team 

Enjoy helping visitors make the most of their visit? We’ve got lots of ways that you can get involved. Whatever your skill set, experience or area of interest, there's a role for you, so why not get in touch?

Through the looking glass

Learning 

We welcome self-guided visits to Felbrigg from schools, colleges and community groups. We also offer a comprehensive programme of guided outdoor learning opportunities at nearby Sheringham Park.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Eating and shopping

A view of the courtyard at Felbrigg with seating outside the Pantry

Eating and Shopping 

Visit the shop and see our latest lines in gifts, homewares and much more. After some serious shopping you'll be in need of refreshment so drop into the Squires Pantry for a cup of tea and a delicious cake, or maybe something a little more substantial.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

History

St. Margaret's Church Felbrigg

The Early Years 

1000 - 1450. The name 'Felbrigg' is a relic of the Danish invasions - 'Fiolbrygga' is ancient Scandinavian for a plank bridge.

Portrait of William Windham I

The Windham Era 

1450-1824. The Norfolk Windhams had been here since the estate passed out of the hands of the de Felbrigg family in the mid-15th century.

William and his brothers outside Felbrigg Parsonage by Wm Bigg

Admiral Lukin 

1824 - 1861. William Lukin was a distinguished sailor whose life before the mast began in 1781 at the age of 13. He left the navy in 1814 as a Vice Admiral, and inherited Felbrigg Hall in 1824.

Portrait of Mad Windham as a young man

Mad Windham 

1861-1863. The only son of William Howe Windham and Sophia Hervey, daughter of the 1st Marquis of Bristol, William Frederick was born in 1840.

South Front of Felbrigg

The Norwich Merchant 

1863 - 1924. In 1863 the estate was bought by John Ketton, a Norwich Corn Merchant, for £77,238 - the equivalent of £7.7m today.

Felbrigg Hall in springtime

The Last Squire 

Robert Wyndham Ketton-Cremer, commonly known as the Last Squire, inherited Felbrigg from his father. He devoted his life to preserving Felbrigg, finally bequeathing it to the National Trust in 1969.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Groups

The Chinese Bedroom at Felbrigg Hall

Bringing your group to Felbrigg Hall 

Felbrigg is the perfect destination for a group visit - find out more about what we offer today.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Places to stay

Mustard Pot Cottage on the Felbrigg Estate

Stay a little longer at Felbrigg 

Felbrigg Hall is an ideal base for touring north Norfolk. With a selection of holiday cottages to choose from on the Estate, you can enjoy miles of walks right from your doorstep, safe in the knowledge that your stay is helping to care for the landscape your exploring.

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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate

Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate on the National Trust Collections website

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