Oxburgh Hall

Oxburgh Hall has been the family home of the Bedingfelds for more than 500 years, and they still live within private apartments at Oxburgh today.

This beautiful moated manor house is filled with portraits, treasured objects and fascinating documents on loan from the current Baronet, Sir Henry Bedingfeld's private collection.

Outside explore the kitchen gardens, French parterre and take a stroll up the herbaceous border. Within the orchard you’ll find fruit trees from around East Anglia, including heritage varieties from Norfolk. For those looking for a longer walk the woods of Home Covert and our recently purchased Parkland provide acres of space to stretch your legs. Dogs are welcome on short leads in all our outdoor spaces and in the Servant's Hall tearoom.


Raise the roof
A £6 million project is currently underway at Oxburgh Hall, which will see repairs carried out to the roof, windows, chimneys and medieval gatehouse facade, securing Oxburgh's future and the collection within. Our most ambitious conservation project to date, the work will take us until Winter 2021 to complete.

Please be aware that in order for us to carry out the work, a highly complex engineer-designed scaffold has been erected around Oxburgh Hall for the duration of the project.

Please be sure to check the opening times on our website before visiting.