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Picturesque Yorkshire manor house with organic garden and exciting exhibitions
Nunnington, near York, North Yorkshire, YO62 5UY
Asset | Opening time |
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Nunnington Hall | 10:30 - 17:00 |
Last entry is 45 minutes before closing time.
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £12.10 | £11.00 |
Child | £6.10 | £5.50 |
Family | £30.30 | £27.50 |
1 adult, 1 child | £18.20 | £16.50 |
Group Adult | £10.45 | |
Group Child | £5.23 |
Second-hand bookshop on the ground floor of the house.
There are four electrical charge points in the main car park.
Free parking. From the direction of Hovingham the entrance is over the Nunnington village bridge, coming from the direction of Wombleton the entrance is before the bridge. Car park closes at 5.15pm.
Tea-room is open with indoor and outdoor seating.
Dogs on short leads welcome in the garden, courtyards and wider estate. Assistance dogs only in the house and cafe.
Toilets are available on the ground floor and first floor. Baby changing available on the first floor.
Limited mobility parking. Access from car park to property via sloped bridge. There is stepped access only to the first and second floor of the Hall. Baby changing available on first floor. Pushchairs are not permitted inside the house, pushchair storage is available in the rear courtyard. Garden fully accessible on gravel, grass and flagstone paths.
Accessible toilet is reached via ramp access in the rear courtyard.
Level access to the garden.
The nearest changing place is Thirsk Leisure Centre, YO7 1LT. For more info visit www.changing-places.org
Ramped access into the ground floor of the hall, cafe and toilet in the rear courtyard. Ramped access onto main lawn.
There are mobility parking spaces in the visitor car park.
Stepped access only to first floor of the hall, and upper floor of hall.
Please call to arrange prior to visit.
A Virtual Reality headset experience allows you to see the showrooms across all 3 floors of the house and includes the garden (optional audio narration included). Use of the headset is managed by staff. This service can be requested on arrival or before you visit by telephoning or emailing the property in advance.
At all till points.
2 wheelchairs available. Please call to book.
Tea room and tea garden both accessible at ground level.
A170 Helmsley to Pickering road; 11½ miles north of Malton to Helmsley road (B1257); 21 miles north of York, via B1363
Please park in the main visitor car park. Campervan spaces are available.
There's plenty for all of the family to do on a visit to Nunnington Hall. From art exhibitions to games, crafts and more, including our Lion's Den play area.
Find out how to make the most of your visit with your dog at Nunnington Hall, including where you can take them and what facilities are available. Nunnington Hall is a one pawprint rated place.
Picturesque Yorkshire manor house, nestled on the quiet banks of the River Rye. The house is a fascinating combination of renovation and re-purpose, creating an atmospheric and comfortable home.
Peaceful hidden spots, colourful peacocks and flowers, run alongside the river Rye. The garden has been managed fully organically since 2002. There are highlights in every season from spring flowering meadows to floral blooms in summer, and fruit harvests in autumn.
Nunnington hosts a programme of changing exhibitions throughout the year in the gallery spaces in the house. Currently we have our summer exhibition, Ada Grey's Splat! Patter! Plop! A unique children's illustration exhibition like no other, diving into a world where the hilarity of 'poo' takes centre stage.
Make a day of it and refuel in the tea-room, located within the historic house with views across the garden. Or head to the walled tea gardens and relax on the bank of the River Rye while you eat. Treat yourself to a delicious scone, tasty soup or freshly prepared lunch.
The second-hand bookshop has something for everyone, including children and adult fiction, and all categories of non-fiction. All sales through the bookshop directly support Nunnington Hall.
A new project is underway at Nunnington Hall to reimagine the Iris Garden, one of the few historical gardens remaining at the property Thanks to a generous gift from the Estate of Mrs Gertrude Mary Looi, we now have the opportunity to breathe new life into this space with a fresh design that pays homage to the original vision, while still featuring a collection of irises.
Join us for for a weekend of autumn colour, activities and food on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 October.
Train up to become a soldier with family games such as archery and hobby-horse races, or become a spy for the royalist side by cracking the secret message in a codebreaker trail. And for one weekend only, join re-enactment society the Sealed Knot as they turn Nunnington Hall’s grounds into an English Civil War encampment.
Nunnington Hall hosts a programming of changing exhibitions throughout the year. The current exhibition, 'A Yorkshire Year', showcases a diverse collection of seasonal landscape images crafted by two distinct yet complementary Yorkshire artists - Robert Dutton and Andrew Moodie.
The garden at Nunnington Hall is the perfect place to enjoy some peace and quiet. Peaceful hidden spots, colourful peacocks and colourful flowers offer a great day out.
A dwelling is recorded here since 1249, but the current house grew out of a Tudor Hall. Over 450 years the house has been altered to create an atmospheric and comfortable home.
Christmas through the ages at Nunnington Hall, with period rooms authentically decorated from Tudor Times to the Georgian Age through to the 1920s.
Make a day of it and refuel in the tea-room, located within the historic house with views across the garden, or head to the walled tea gardens to relax on the riverbank. Treat yourself to a delicious scone, tasty soup or freshly prepared lunch.
This circular walk takes you through Nunnington village and up to Caulkleys Bank, with impressive views north and south, before continuing along the scenic River Rye.
An exhibition of Yorkshire artists, Robert Dutton and Andrew Moodie. Inspired by 'God's own County'.
The Community Gallery is a space created to support local makers and artists, with a changing selection every six weeks.
The Nunnington Hall Autumn Festival will be held over the weekend Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 October.
With a host of children’s activities to choose from, this is a fun day out for all the family!
For one weekend only, join re-enactment society the Sealed Knot as they turn Nunnington Hall’s grounds into an English Civil War encampment.
Join us at Nunnington Hall this autumn for an evening of live music.
Get ready for Christmas as you embark on a journey through the ages to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Christmas traditions.
Enjoy the atmosphere of this beautiful Yorkshire manor house, nestled on the quiet banks of the River Rye.
Explore the period rooms whilst hearing the Hall's many tales and discover one of the world's finest collections of miniature rooms in the attic.
Famed for its picturesque location, organic walled garden with spring-flowering meadows, flamboyant resident peacocks and a changing programme of exclusive and high profile art and photography exhibitions, right through to Christmas, Nunnington Hall offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Read about the new research into the 19th-century owners of Nunnington Hall which helped us to trace the source of some of their wealth accumulated as derived from the slave trade
Discover how the conservation team at Nunnington care for the numerous items in our collections, and find out how we deal with certain unwelcome insect visitors to the Hall
Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Nunnington Hall on the National Trust Collections website.
Find out all you need to know about the roles we offer at Nunnington Hall, from story sharing to helping in the garden, and hear some thoughts from some of the volunteers themselves.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.