County guide · The Stately Homes
Best stately homes in Norfolk
Norfolk's houses include the Jacobean Blickling Estate, long linked in legend with Anne Boleyn, the moated Oxburgh Hall, and the Jacobean Felbrigg Hall.
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Every stately home on this list - 7 in total, 6 you can stay overnight in
Sandringham House
Norfolk
Privately owned country residence of the British monarch, not a Crown Estate property.
Blickling Estate
Norfolk
Jacobean red-brick mansion, birthplace associated with the Boleyn family
Holkham Hall
Norfolk
18th-century Palladian house at the centre of the Holkham Estate.
Oxburgh Hall
Norfolk
Moated Tudor manor house, home of the Bedingfeld family since the 1480s
Felbrigg Hall
Norfolk
17th-century house noted for its Jacobean facade and 18th-century library
Houghton Hall
Norfolk
Palladian mansion built for Sir Robert Walpole, now home of the Cholmondeley family.
Great Yarmouth Row Houses and Greyfriars' Cloisters
Norfolk
Includes the Old Merchant's House, a subdivided early-17th-century merchant's residence with ornate plaster ceilings, restored as a museum after WWII bomb damage.