Flintham Hall
Flintham, Newark, Notts NG23 5LE
Flintham Hall (listed grade I) in its present form is as remodelled by T C Hine for T B T Hildyard in 1853/7 in an Italianate style, encasing earlier buildings on three sides and built of brick, partly rendered, and ashlar with hipped and gabled roofs.
The Hall is on the site of an older medieval and Jacobean house which was rebuilt in 1798, and faced in 1853/7 in Ancaster stone. The much admired 40 foot high conservatory in stone and glass is said to be the finest of its kind in the country. The Hall was described in the preface by Antony Beevor to Myles Hildyard’s “ It is Bliss here” as “Perhaps the most gloriously romantic Victorian house in England”.
There are public footpaths through the park which give good view of the Hall.
Please note – the hall is currently not open to the public.
The Library
The library is almost exclusively furnished with pieces and fittings from the Great Exhibition.
Filming at Flintham Hall
Are you looking to get in contact with Flintham Hall about a prospective filming or photography project? Find out further information here.
Getting here
Flintham, Newark, Notts NG23 5LE
On the A46 in Nottinghamshire, 5 miles north of Bingham and 6 miles south of Newark. About 25 minutes by car from Nottingham.
Use the postcode NG23 5LE on your sat nav.
There is no designated car park.
Regular trains to Newark from Kings Cross. Occasional buses from Newark, Bingham and Nottingham.
There is an approved Cycle route from Bingham.
There are public footpaths through the park which give a good view of the hall.
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