Mannington Hall

Mannington Hall boasts gothic windows and stunning motif chimneys. The facade of the hall is made from snapped local flints and two turrets stand proud on the South side of the building. The Hall was built in 15th Century, and was purchased by the first Lord Walpole in the 18th Century. It is still the Walpole family’s home today.

The gardens around the medieval moated manor feature a wide variety of plants, trees and shrubs in different settings. Throughout the gardens are many roses, especially classic varieties. In the Heritage and Modern Rose Gardens are roses in designs reflecting their date and origin. On the South Lawn is a classic temple and the Sensory Garden with water feature and plants selected for touch, sound and taste, scent and colour.