Up to the attics, down to the cellars and everywhere in between...
A guided tour of Glemham Hall by the owner, Philip Hope-Cobbold
You will be guided around the majority of the Hall, from the depths of the cellars, right up to the largely untouched servant quarters in the attics, whilst learning about its vast history and stunning architecture, where elements of the Elizabethan era can still be seen.
Philip will provide an engaging talk covering art, historical events, previous occupants and what it was like to grow up on a country estate. He is a wonderful host with a dry sense of humour, which encourages many a tall tale!
"Philip is a wonderfully exuberant host and we all enjoyed a lovely afternoon. The homemade cakes were delicious"
The Gardens feature an avenue of Irish Yew, a stunning Rose Garden, herbaceous borders and a Summerhouse. Wooden benches dotted here and there encourage you to sit back, relax and enjoy these beautiful spaces.
Tours booked through Glemham Hall last for approximately 2 hours and include tea, coffee and a slice of home-made cake
Upon Arrival
For all House Tours, please arrive at the main front door 10 minutes before the tour is due to begin. Free parking is available to the side of the property and is clearly signposted. There is good and level access for disabled visitors on the ground floor and around the gardens but the tour does include a few flights of stairs to the first and second floors. Should you wish to opt out of this part of the tour, you are welcome to take a seat in the Library and the rest of the group will join you after the tour has finished!