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Blyth Market Day, Blyth - 3.14 mile(s) away Autumn Fayre , Seaton Sluice - 0.88 mile(s) away Stonelea, Blyth - 3.09 mile(s) awaySeaton Delaval Hall is a great house set in its own estate with lovely gardens and a fine collection; yet it is also much more. It is a signpost pointing to the diverse history of a family which acquired land here in the late 11th century.
The house occupies the site of a Norman settlement, and its original Norman chapel remains in use today. Built between 1719 and 1730 for Admiral George Delaval, it is not only the finest house in the north east of England, but also among the finest works of its architect, Sir John Vanbrugh, one of the masters of English Baroque.
For 900 years, the estate has been a stage for drama, intrigue and romance while the surrounding landscape has fuelled industrial revolution. The house has survived terrible fires, military occupation and potential ruin. Now it provides an amazing space for arts, heritage and the community to come together.
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£7.95 per ticket
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£4.00 per ticket
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Family (Family - Gift Aid) |
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£19.50 per ticket
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£7.20 per ticket
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£3.60 per ticket
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£17.50 per ticket
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£6.10 per ticket
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£6.10 per ticket
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based on 95 reviews
 11/04/2019 | Super visit!186478Marilyn, Newcastle, United Kingdom Brill visit today with my grandson. Lovely welcome. Perfect weather. Great facilities/ activities for children nd adults. Always lovely welcome by friendly staff in cafe.- good value. Although areas were cordonned off for workings it did NOT detract from being lovely visit. |
 17/03/2019 | Okay visitMillymollymandy28, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom You couldn't spend more than an hour or two here. The hall would have been amazing in its day. Gardens are okay, not the best I've seen. Was okay as we are National Trust members, would have been disappointed paying full price. Not the best property I've visited but enjoyable enough. Lots of work going on there at present so would like to return in the future. |
08/03/2019 | Noce couple of hoursExploration486558, Cramlington, United Kingdom We are national trust members so we don't pay entry fees. We spent a couple of hours here it's nice but the younger kids got a bit bored.. I would say this is more aimed at adults. Was beautiful and would be nice to see again... Maybe without the kids 🤔 |
18/02/2019 | Great placeGhosthunter75, Bedlington, United Kingdom I have visited the hall on several occasions in the past and i always enjoy my return visit the hall is steeped in history the grounds are great well worth a visit |
21/12/2018 | AMAZING HISTORICAL EXPERIENCEmuriel y, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom We recently visited this historical hall which has recently been refurbished because of fire. There are volunteers on hand to explain everything to you. t is a magical day out especially for families |
