Wallington
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Dating from 1688, Wallington is a grand estate in Northumberland. Inside the historic house, you'll find ceramics, paintings, dolls' houses, needlework and other curiosities.
The ancestral home of the liberal-minded Trevelyan dynasty, Wallington boasts a remarkable Central Hall, which was decorated to look like an Italian courtyard and features a series of famous paintings of Northumbrian history by the Pre-Raphaelite William Bell Scott. In the Parlour there are paintings by Turner, Ruskin and Burne-Jones.
The house is set within a tranquil landscape of lawns, lakes, parkland, woodland and a beautiful walled garden.
Visitor information
Address
Cambo, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 4AR
01670 773600
Opening times
House
10 Feb – 28 Oct
Daily, 12 – 5pm
29 Oct - 4 Nov
Daily, 12 - 4pm
Estate
Daily, 10am – dusk
Shop & Café
10 Feb - 28 Oct
Daily 10.30am - 5.30pm
29 Oct - 23 Dec and 27 Dec to 31 Dec
Daily, 10.30am - 4.30pm
Refurbishments
Visitor information
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