Lamport Hall is a hidden gem in Northamptonshire boasting wonderful gardens, stunning architecture, an impressive art and furniture collection and a full calendar of events. The Hall is Grade I listed and is of great architectural importance, showcasing work by John Webb and Smith of Warwick. From 1560 to 1976, the Hall was home to the Isham family, one of the oldest families in Northamptonshire. As a result, the collections have remained virtually untouched throughout the centuries providing a captivating snapshot of life in a country house. Come and see the treasures collected by Sir Thomas Isham on his Grand Tour as a newly inherited teenage Baronet, witness the architectural changes made by two feisty wives in the 19th century, and meet Lampy, the first and only surviving garden gnome to be imported from Germany in the 1800s. Following a period of neglect and misfortune in the 20th century an impressive restoration project was undertaken. Lamport Hall is now back to the former glory it deserves and is just waiting to be explored. The Hall is also a unique setting for weddings and corporate events. Many events are held at the Hall throughout the year including craft and antiques fairs, the Festival of Country Life, study days, and our Gardening Academy. Group bookings are welcome.
Admission for the Hall and Gardens
Includes access to the house, gardens, Through the Ages exhibition and Museum of Rural Life as an annual pass
Adult £11.00
Children (11-18) £6.00
Under 11s free
Admission for Gardens only
Includes access to the gardens, Through the Ages exhibition and Museum of Rural Life as an annual pass
Adult £7.00
Children (11-18) £4.00
Under 11s free
We accept the HH and Gardeners’ World subscriptions cards (subject to conditions). Please note these are not valid for event admission or group visits.
We accept card and cash payments.
Entrance on A508. Midway between Northampton and Market Harborough, 3m S of A14 J2. Bus: Limited Stagecoach from Northampton and Leicester.Accessible by Public Transport.
* Please check website for opening dates and times.
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