Explore Kelmarsh Hall
Hall:
CLOSED
Gardens:
OPEN
Tea Rooms:
OPEN
Special Notice: The Hall is closed all day on 4th May and will be closed from 1pm on 18th May for special events. Sorry for any inconvenience.
The Kelmarsh Hall enjoyed by visitors today, was completed for William Hanbury in 1732, to the designs of James Gibbs (1682-1754), feted architect of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London and the Senate House in Cambridge, to name but a few of his distinguished designs. The Grade II Listed gardens at Kelmarsh have been long-celebrated and enjoyed by visitors throughout the seasons. They include the Triangular Walled Kithcen Garden, Philadelphus and Sunken Gardens and a range of walks and floral borders to enjoy.