Hindringham Hall
Hindringham Hall is the most delicious little moated manor house straight out of a story book with its Medieval Moat and Fishponds, working Walled Vegetable Garden, formal and informal borders wrapped around a brick and flint Tudor Hall.
Nine hundred years ago the Moat was built by the Prior of Norwich to enclose farm buildings supplying produce and fish for his table. The Hall within the Moat is Tudor replacing the original mud and wood settlement and has remained largely unaltered since it was built in 1535. The present owners arrived in 1993 and have restored the Fishponds and developed the gardens that you will see today. In 2020 they were shortlisted for the Historic House Garden of the Year Award
Make time to walk round the Medieval Fishponds and take tea in the Café beside the moat, smell the roses, watch the swans, listen to the birdsong and enjoy the peace and beauty of this special place.
The Gardens
The private gardens are open to visitors from
18th March to 8th October
on Tuesdays 2pm to 5pm and Wednesdays, 10am to 1pm and Bank Holiday Mondays 10-1
Picnics are not allowed in the gardens but refreshments are available in the Tearoom. For further details, visit our Hindringham Hall Gardens page.
GARDEN TOURS
Guided by the owner, 2 tours take place during the year. For more details click here to visit our Garden Tours page.
House Tours
We offer a guided history tour of the moat, garden, fishponds, and ground floor of the hall. For more details, click here to visit our House Tours page.
Holiday Cottages
In an area of outstanding beauty and one of the most popular areas of North Norfolk, the holiday cottages lie within the beautiful, peaceful grounds of Hindringham Hall. Ideally situated to access all that Norfolk has to offer, click here to see the map.
Lets Thursday to Thursday, with short breaks available in low season.
