Seaton Delaval Hall
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Seaton Delaval Hall is a great English Baroque villa designed by Sir John Vanbrugh for Admiral George Delaval and built between 1719 and 1732, with formal gardens and colourful borders.
Having survived fires, military occupation and potential ruin, it was saved by the National Trust in 2009 to provide a space for arts, heritage and the community to come together. Refurbishment is still ongoing, but there is a fine selection of furnished rooms in the west wing and a collection that includes portraits, ceramics and furniture.
Visitor information
Address
Seaton Delaval Hall, The Avenue, Seaton Sluice, Whitley Bay, Northumberland, NE26 4QP
01912 379100
Opening times
Gardens currently open. Please visit the Seaton Delaval Hall website for full seasonal opening times.
Exclusions and safety measures
Please note Seaton Delaval Hall is currently undergoing a major project and some areas will be undergoing conservation work. Please check with the property ahead of your visit if you want to see a particular part of the property.
Advanced booking is currently required to meet Covid-19 restrictions. Please book ahead to guarantee admission.
Refurbishments
Please note ongoing project works. Please call ahead to confirm opening arrangement if you wish to visit a particular area of the property. Building admission subject to Covid-19 guidance.
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