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Discover the elegance of Wolterton Hall, an 18th-century Palladian estate in North Norfolk. Built in 1741 by Horatio Walpole, this historic mansion offers 11 luxurious bedrooms and is nestled within a stunning 500-acre estate. Experience grand state rooms with high ceilings, marble fireplaces, and 17th-century tapestries. Enjoy a serene stay, explore the picturesque grounds, and stargaze in the enchanting walled garden. Book your tranquil escape today!
Originally Built In
1742
Associated Family Names
Walpole, Spelman, Ellis
Number of Rooms
12 (+7)
Type of Architecture
Palladian
Famous Guests
Nelson has stayed at the hall, and the Queen mother visited in 1957.
Location
Norwich, England
Perfect for
Weddings, Family Gatherings, Corporate Retreats, Filming, Private stays
Property type
Exclusive Use
Wolterton Hall, an exquisite 18th-century estate in North Norfolk, was constructed in 1741 by Horatio Walpole. The Palladian home features 12 bedrooms and is set within a sprawling 500-acre estate of fields and woodland. The grand state rooms flaunt high corniced ceilings, original marble fireplaces, 17th-century tapestries, and expansive sash windows with chandeliers overlooking the park designed by Charles Bridgeman in the 18th century. Indulge in the serenity of Wolterton Hall with a tranquil stay, where you can explore the sprawling estate, row across the picturesque lake, and stargaze in the enchanting walled garden.
Wolterton Hall, an impressive stately home with a Grade I listing, was designed by Thomas Ripley for Horatio Walpole, the Earl of Orford, and is heavily influenced by the designs of Andrea Palladio, the renowned classical architect from Vicenza. As one of the four Whig power houses of North Norfolk, Wolterton Hall holds a significant historical standing.
The entire Palladian estate, featuring 11 en suite bedrooms, is available for exclusive hire to host special occasions, creating a distinctive setting for memorable events. Located in a picturesque setting facing south, the hall offers stunning views of the park crafted by Charles Bridgeman in the 18th century, complete with a 10-acre lake, situated within 500 acres of fields and woodland.
Wolterton Hall offers a setting like no other, making it the perfect exclusive use wedding venue. Each wedding will be completely individual and a true reflection of your style. From the moment you decide to celebrate your marriage at Wolterton Hall to the day you depart, we will be on hand to make your experience as utterly special as possible. Take in the breathtaking park and lake views from the 100 foot long balcony, then make your way downstairs to the grand Venetian room with its large arched window, all constructed in the romantic style of Classical architect Andrea Palladio.
As one of the four historic Whig power houses of North Norfolk, Wolterton Hall is a fantastic backdrop for filming and photographic productions. Set in 500 acres of beautiful parkland with the impressive hall at the centre, the view from and of the hall comes to life on camera. A meticulous restoration in 2016 revived Wolterton Hall to its former glory, opening up numerous filming possibilities. From the majestic double-height state rooms and luxurious bedrooms to the master stairwell, library, and balcony with Portland stone steps on the south facade, the hall offers a stunning backdrop for various filming ventures.
If you are looking for something special then Wolterton Hall offers an exceptional and exclusive experience for a corporate retreat. Inspire your team in the State Dining Room, following in the footsteps of royalty and politicians where key decisions have been made throughout history. Invigorate creativity in the privacy, seclusion and fresh country air of the Walled Garden. Build relationships in the stunning 500 acres of fields and woodland which surround the Hall. The flexible event spaces are perfect for all types of meeting and we have the ability to tailor to your exact requirements.
With over 2000 acres of lush glens, lochs, wilderness and beaches, guests can enjoy a wide array of activities right on the estate. From a raucous game of woodland laser tag to foraging and fishing, the possibilities of what you can do are almost endless. We’ll take care of all the minute details, coordination and planning for you — you just need to show up for the fun. And, if you want to head off the property for a day, the Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club, pubs, and village are just a short walk from Dunskey. All activities must be booked at least 30 days prior to arrival.
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