Kelmarsh, Northampton,
Northants NN6 9LY

Kelmarsh, Northampton,
Northants NN6 9LY

01604 686543

Kelmarsh Hall

Hall:
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Kelmarsh Garden

Gardens:
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Kelmarsh Tea Room

Tea Rooms:
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Welcome to Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens

Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens is an elegant Palladian style country house with a prevailing history of the 20th century.
 Built in the 1730s, Kelmarsh hall was the beloved home to three families across two hundred and fifty years.
Surrounding the hall are historic gardens, restored to evoke their early 20th century designs,
with a unique walled garden at the heart.

Kelmarsh Hall is the perfect venue to hold an event to remember; the historic setting provides a warm and
intimate atmosphere for any occasion, large or small.

Visiting Kelmarsh

Nestled in rural Northamptonshire, Kelmarsh Hall is an elegant country house surrounded by highly regarded gardens, with a stableblock Tearoom.

Below Stairs

Discover the evolving life of the servants. From the Butler's Pantry to the laundry rooms, you get an authentic view of life below stairs.

Weddings

With delicate interiors, welcoming ambiance and sweeping countryside vistas, Kelmarsh Hall is the perfect venue for a romantic wedding.

Kelmarsh Gardens

Known for their relaxed charm, overflowing borders and a unique historic walled garden with a vivid dahlia collection.

Re-living bygone days

Conservation and refurbishment of a much-valued heritage property

Conserving Kelmarsh Hall; piece by piece
Below Stairs Restoration Project

The Saloon is the perfect space for your wedding or event! 

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The Principle Rooms

Built for the Hanbury family in the 1730s by virtuoso architect James Gibbs and builder Francis Smith of Warwick, Kelmarsh Hall was praised by historian Nikolaus Pevsner as “a perfect, extremely reticent design, done in an impeccable taste.”

Explore the beautifully restored Great Hall.

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The Great Hall

The Great Hall is the centrepiece of the house and is the first room to be entered through the front door. With its Italian pink walls and fine 18th century ceiling plasterwork this room has welcomed many guests during its history.

View the eclectic Chinese Room.

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The Principal Rooms

Built for the Hanbury family in the 1730s by virtuoso architect James Gibbs and builder Francis Smith of Warwick, Kelmarsh Hall was praised by historian Nikolaus Pevsner as “a perfect, extremely reticent design, done in an impeccable taste.”

Admire the traditional dining room.

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Address

Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens
Estate Office,
Kelmarsh,
Northants NN6 9LY


Registered Charity number: 295154
Registered Company number: 1672106
Museum Accreditation number: 2343


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