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Ingatestone HallIngatestone Hall

16th Century manor house built by Sir William Petre, Secretary of State to four Tudor monarchs, and still occupied by his descendants. The house substantially retains its original form and appearance (including 2 priests hiding places) and contains furniture, pictures and memorabilia accumulated over the centuries.

View key to symbolskeyAccepts groups Coach parties accepted Disabled toilets Facilities for conferencing Facilities for corporate hospitality Facilities for educational visits Facilities for groups Gift shop On-site catering On-site light refreshments Picnic site Regional Tourist Board Member Dogs not accepted (except guidedogs)Guided tours for groupsSmoking not allowedVenue approved for civil marriageWedding receptions

Prices


Adult £6.00, Child £2.50 (under 5yrs Free), Conc. £5.00. (Groups of 20+ booked in advance: Adult £5.00, Child £1.50, Conc. £4.00.)

Opening details

Season Dates and Opening Hours
Season Dates Opening Hours
Notes 31 Mar-29 Sept: Wed, Suns & BH Mons (not Weds in Jun), 12noon-5pm.
   
 

Contact

Lord John Petre
Tel: 01277 353010
View the Ingatestone Hall websitewww.ingatestonehall.com
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Venue

Ingatestone Hall

Hall Lane, Ingatestone, Essex, CM4 9NR

View the Ingatestone Hall websitewww.ingatestonehall.com

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Map reference: TQ 654985  Lat: 51.66156  Long: 0.39034


By Road:
A12 to Ingatestone village. From the London end of the High Street, take Station Lane. Go over the level crossing and continue for 0.5 mile. Designated parking is about 200 yards from the house.

By Public Transport:
From Ingatestone station it is 0.75 miles to Ingatestone Hall.

Parking : free

Nearest station : 1 mile (1.6 kms) from Ingatestone station

No photography in house. Suitablity for the Disabled: Partial. WCs. Guided Tours: By arrangement. Suitability for Dogs: Guide dogs only.

Historic Houses Association Friends SchemeHudsons Heritage Explorer PassSelf-assessed Accessibility Information

Also at this venue

Group VisitsGroup Visits
Educational VisitsEducational Visits
Conference CentreConference Centre
Wedding Ceremony VenueWedding Ceremony Venue
BanquetsBanquets

Events at this venue

Select event title for details
date event
Sat 6 Jul 2013 Summer Evening Jazz Concert
Sun 25 Aug 2013 A Summer Evening of Soul, Classical & Pop Music

Self-assessed accessibility details

Parking

  • The surface of the car park and pathway leading to entrance:
  • is grass
  • Drop-off point for guests outside entrance
  • The route from the parking area to the entrance:
  • Is flat (i.e. without steps)

Entrance

  • Ramp to entrance

Public Areas

  • Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift:
  • From the entrance to reception / ticket area
  • To a specially adapted public toilet suitable for wheelchair users
  • To the gift shop
  • Good contrast between the floor and walls

Food

  • Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to cafeteria

General

  • Seating available for visitors with limited mobility
  • Displays at suitable height for wheelchair users / children
  • Audible alarm system

Notes

  • It is a Tudor House with the limitations that that imposes. The House is some 200m from the main entrance and car park. By arrangement cars can come up the drive to drop off passengers.
    Within the house there are many changes in level and ill lit and poor contrasting areas.

 
 
 
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