Wallington Hall
Wallington Hall is a handsome Georgian country house set in the open Northumberland landscape, once home to the radical Trevelyan family who filled its rooms with art, ideas and progressive politics. The Central Hall is perhaps the most striking space — a roofed courtyard lined with Pre-Raphaelite murals by William Bell Scott — and the walled garden and estate walking make it a deeply satisfying destination.
- Pre-Raphaelite murals in the Central Hall
- Progressive Trevelyan family history
- Walled garden and Northumberland estate
Best for art lovers and those who enjoy houses with a social conscience.
Things to see at Wallington Hall
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- The Central Hall Murals
- Rococo Plaster Ceilings
- The Walled Garden
- The Antique Dolls' House Collection
- Macaulay's Writing Desk