Oxburgh Estate
Oxburgh Estate, Oxborough, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE33 9PS
It’s hard not to fall in love when you catch your first glimpse of the imposing brick manor house reflected in the tranquil moat. Despite its fortified appearance, Oxburgh hall was built in 1482 as a family home by the Bedingfelds, and theirs is a story of survival.
Inside, peel back the layers of history as you wander through a house filled with portraits and treasured objects. Outside, the original gardens and parkland form a mixture of formal and wilderness, from the productive kitchen garden and herbaceous border to estate walks through woodland and meadow.
Visitors can enjoy free entry on selected dates (Friday 18 and Saturday 19 September) to this very special place and find out more about Oxburgh’s fascinating history on volunteer-led guided tours of the gardens, gatehouse experience and architectural history of the house (bookable on arrival). Families can also enjoy games in the garden, den building in the woods, and picnics with a view!
Plus, especially for Heritage Open Days, discover some of the Everyday Histories of the staff who worked on Oxburgh Estate. Follow the 3 story trails around the Formal gardens, discovering daily routines, work habits, and the hidden knowledge that comes from working on the Estate in the early 20th Century.
Oxburgh Estate, Oxborough, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE33 9PS
Partly accessible grounds. Main pathways are loose gravel, flat with occasional slopes. There is level access to the hall and parts of the gardens. The ground floor of the hall is wheelchair accessible although some doorways are narrow and may not be suitable for PMVS. Access to the first floor of the hall is via a staircase. Manual wheelchairs and Mountain Trike all-terrain wheelchair are available to borrow from the Welcome Team on arrival, please speak to a member of the team.