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Goldsborough Hall, built in the 1620s, is  renowned for its Jacobean architecture and magnificent Robert Adam interiors. The privately owned stately home stands in its own beautifully landscaped grounds with unspoilt elevated views over its historic gardens. Built for Sir Richard Hutton, the acting Lord Chief Justice, the hall was later remodelled in the 1750s by the eminent architects Robert Adam and John Carr of York. The house came to fame in the 1920s as the former residence of HRH…

Tour Overview Take a tour to see the Grinling Gibbons carvings, as well as paintings by John Wootton, Marcus Gheeraerts and Sir Thomas Lawrence. Tour Duration 3 - 4 hours Tour Prices £32.00 per person. Refreshments One-course lunch. Access notes Limited to ground floor and most of garden. Restrictions No photography in the house. Well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed in the garden. No stilettos.

Tour Overview The tour of the Hall begins in the splendid entrance hall with its impressive staircase, creating a warm welcome for guests. The large reception hall leads through to beautifully decorated drawing and dining rooms, the grand staircase leading to the seven spacious and tastefully furnished bedrooms.  The tour includes all these rooms together with kitchen and former dairy.  The Hall has been completely refurbished recently with central heating, re-wiring and plumbing and visitors will learn what can be…

Goldsborough Hall, built in the 1620s, is  renowned for its Jacobean architecture and magnificent Robert Adam interiors. The privately owned stately home stands in its own beautifully landscaped grounds with unspoilt elevated views over its historic gardens. Built for Sir Richard Hutton, the acting Lord Chief Justice, the hall was later remodelled in the 1750s by the eminent architects Robert Adam and John Carr of York. The house came to fame in the 1920s as the former residence of HRH…

Tour Overview Hear a talk by the owner, Timothy Clark, take a guided tour of the garden, and listen to a recital on an early family square piano followed by tea and cakes. The tour does not include the house, but the piano recital takes place indoors and tea is served inside, so visitors see two of the ground floor rooms. March tour features early hellebore hybrids, Tudor primroses and  Edwardian hyacinths; April tour features crown imperials, daffodils and Tudor primroses;…

Tour Overview Guided tour of ground floor and orangery. Guided tour through the garden by owner. Homemade cream tea on the lawn or in the orangery following the tour. Tour duration 2.5 hours Tour prices £18.00 per person. Refreshments Cream tea (coffee if preferred). Access notes 5 steps to be climbed to enter house, no wheelchair access in the house. There is wheelchair access to the garden, although the wheelchair would have to be pushed over a lawn and there are…

The tour of the Hall begins in the splendid entrance hall with its impressive staircase, creating a warm welcome for guests. The large reception hall leads through to beautifully decorated drawing and dining rooms, the grand staircase leading to the seven spacious and tastefully furnished bedrooms.  The tour includes all these rooms together with kitchen and former dairy.  The Hall has been completely refurbished recently with central heating, re-wiring and plumbing and visitors will learn what can be done to…