Brodsworth Hall and Gardens

PricingFree with English Heritage membershipEH memberFree entryNon-member£18.10

Free entry with English Heritage membership

Entry

Non-member prices

Adult£18.10

Child (5-17)£9.00

Concession£16.30

Family (2 adults, up to 3 children)£45.40

Family (1 adult, up to 3 children)£27.20

Pricing details

Standard-day walk-up tariff without voluntary donation; seasonal prices vary. EH members receive free standard admission with their membership card. National Trust membership alone does not cover admission. Advance online tickets save up to 15%; under-5s enter free. Adult walk-up range: £16.30 off-peak to £20.00 peak.

ParkingFree parkingFree for all visitors

No charge for anyone.

Parking details

Free visitor parking on site. Follow the brown signs from the A635 and A1(M) junction 37; EH warns that sat-nav routes can be misleading.

Driving pin is Brodsworth Car Park, matched to the visitor parking guidance at https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/brodsworth-hall-and-gardens/plan-your-visit/directions/. Main attraction listing identity is stored separately. Walk from this arrival point to admissions.

About

Brodsworth Hall preserves a Victorian country house much as it was left after the death of its last owner in 1988, with the marks of everyday life forming part of its story. Volunteer room stewards explain the rooms and their occupants, while exhibitions offer another way into the history. Outside, restored pleasure gardens unfold into smaller spaces, with formal planting, a quarry garden and places to sit. Children have an outdoor play area, and the tearoom in the servants' wing makes a useful stopping point. Reviewers particularly enjoy the planting, approachable volunteers and opportunities for a picnic. Allow time for the gardens as well as the house; regular visitors find the borders rewarding in different seasons. The upper floors are currently closed, and fragile interiors cannot accommodate pushchairs or baby back carriers.

ClosedPick a day for times and prices

Grounds

Until 1 Nov: Tue–Sun 10:00–16:00
2 Nov–27 Dec: Weekends 10:00–16:00
28 Dec–3 Jan: Daily 10:00–16:00

Later dates are in the calendar.

Off-peak days are £1.80 cheaper for an adult.

Today, Tuesday 27 October

Off-peak day

Grounds10:00 – 16:00
House11:30 – 15:30
Servants Wing11:30 – 15:30

Last entry to the house is at 3pm

Off-peak prices, non-members

Ticket	On the day	Online
Adult	£16.30	£13.85
Child	£8.10	£6.88
Concession	£15.40	£13.09
Family	£40.90	£34.76
Family (one adult)	£24.50	£20.82

Book tickets

Opening times may change at short notice.

The upper floors of the hall are closed; ground floor and gardens remain open. No confirmed reopening date is given.

Grounds daily 10am-5pm until 24 October, then 10am-4pm to 1 November. House and servants’ wing 11:30am-3:30pm, last house entry 3pm. From 2 November to 20 December, grounds open weekends 10am-4pm, house closed and servants’ wing weekends 11am-2pm. Upper-floor closure remains in force.

EH members receive free standard admission with their membership card. National Trust membership alone does not cover admission. Advance booking is optional for ordinary admission; special events may differ.

Upper floors are currently closed, overriding the general access page description of the Victorian lift. Ground-floor rooms are level, with ramps to the shop and tearoom. Gardens include tarmac and gravel paths. A buggy service runs from the visitor centre; contact the property about suitability and availability.

Parking: Free visitor parking on site. Follow the brown signs from the A635 and A1(M) junction 37; EH warns that sat-nav routes can be misleading.

Image: Brodsworth Hall from the east. Tilman2007, CC BY-SA 4.0. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1191614_Brodsworth_Hall,_seen_from_the_east_Brodsworth_20240520_0141.jpg