Tabley House Collection
Tabley House in Cheshire features a major Georgian art and furniture collection, including Turner and Chippendale, plus a historic estate parkland
Tabley House is a Palladian country house with an outstanding collection of paintings, furniture and decorative arts gathered by the Leicester family. Works by artists including Reynolds, Lely and Lawrence sit alongside finely made furniture by Gillow, Chippendale and Bullock.
JMW Turner commissions
Sir John Fleming Leicester was a key early patron of JMW Turner. His commissions of Tabley views led to major works including Windy Day, which is on display in the Drawing Room.
Capability Brown parkland
A 17th-century chapel adds to the historic setting, while the tearoom and surrounding Capability Brown parkland extend the visit into the wider estate landscape.
Why you should go
Explore outstanding Georgian art collection
View original JMW Turner painting
Visit the chapel, tearoom and parkland
Visitor information
Address
Tabley House Collection Trust, Tabley House, Tabley Lane, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 0HB
01565 750151
Opening times
Open Thursday - Sunday and Bank Holidays between April - End of October.
1pm - Last Entry at 4:30pm
Tea Room opens on the same days 12pm - 5pm
Exclusions and safety measures
£4.50 (50% off standard £9.00 admission). Standard student admission remains at £4.50.
No advance booking required. Tea Rooms and chapel are free to enter. Free parking.
Please ring ahead if you can, for use of the disabled/ accessible parking and entrance.
Dog friendly tea room, though we can only let service dogs into the State Rooms of the Tabley House Collection.