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Houses near Leeds
22 stately homes sit within 40 miles of Leeds. The closest is Harewood House, about 7 miles out, and the best-known nearby is Chatsworth House. Sorted by real distance, not a rough guess.
There are 22 stately homes near Leeds on this list across 8 counties. Grantley Hall is the best-rated, at 4.8 from 772 Google reviews. Chatsworth House draws the most reviews of any house here, 24,775 of them.
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Every stately home on this list - 22 in total, 9 you can stay overnight in
Harewood House
West Yorkshire · 7 mi away
Home of the Lascelles family, now run by an educational charitable trust.
Bramham Park
West Yorkshire · 8 mi away
Queen Anne house with an early 18th-century formal landscape, home of the Lane Fox family.
Nostell
West Yorkshire · 12 mi away
Palladian mansion designed in part by Robert Adam, home of Chippendale furniture commissioned for the house
East Riddlesden Hall
West Yorkshire · 14 mi away
17th-century Yorkshire manor house with a striking timber-framed barn
Goldsborough Hall
North Yorkshire · 15 mi away
Former childhood home of HRH Princess Mary, now privately run as a boutique hotel and wedding venue.
Markenfield Hall
North Yorkshire · 21 mi away
Complete medieval moated manor house, open on limited days each year.
Beningbrough Hall
North Yorkshire · 21 mi away
Baroque country house with elaborate wood-carved interiors, displaying portraits from the National Portrait Gallery
Brodsworth Hall and Gardens
South Yorkshire · 21 mi away
Victorian country house conserved largely as it was found after the death of its last owner in 1988, with restored gardens.
Newby Hall
North Yorkshire · 21 mi away
Late 17th-century house with interiors by Robert Adam, home of the Compton family.
Fairfax House
York · 22 mi away
18th-century townhouse restored and run by the York Civic Trust, an independent charity.
Treasurer's House, York
North Yorkshire · 22 mi away
Medieval house next to York Minster, once home of collector Frank Green
Grantley Hall
North Yorkshire · 22 mi away
Grade II* listed Palladian hall built for the Norton family in the late 17th century, extended by Fletcher Norton (1st Baron Grantley) around 1740; bought by the Sykes family in 2015 and reopened in 2019 after a four-year restoration as a five-star hotel, spa and wedding venue.
Sutton Park
North Yorkshire · 26 mi away
Georgian house, residence of the Sheffield baronets.
Norton Conyers
North Yorkshire · 26 mi away
Medieval and Jacobean house said to have influenced Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
Gawthorpe Hall
Lancashire · 30 mi away
Elizabethan house remodelled by Charles Barry, managed on the Trust's behalf by Lancashire County Council
Castle Howard
North Yorkshire · 34 mi away
Baroque house, filming location for Brideshead Revisited and Bridgerton
Renishaw Hall
Derbyshire · 35 mi away
Home of the Sitwell family since 1625.
Nunnington Hall
North Yorkshire · 37 mi away
16th and 17th-century manor house on the banks of the River Rye
Mr Straw's House
Nottinghamshire · 38 mi away
Ordinary Edwardian semi-detached house left almost entirely unchanged since the 1930s
Lyme Park
Cheshire · 38 mi away
Grand Palladian mansion used as Pemberley in the BBC's 1995 Pride and Prejudice
Kiplin Hall
North Yorkshire · 39 mi away
Jacobean house built for George Calvert, founder of the colony of Maryland, now run by a trust.
Chatsworth House
Derbyshire · 40 mi away
Seat of the Duke of Devonshire since the 1550s, one of England's grandest stately homes
Distances are straight-line ("as the crow flies"), not driving or train time - check the operator's own site for real travel options before you go.
Common questions
How many stately homes can you visit near Leeds?
22 stately homes near Leeds are on this list, spread across 8 counties. Every one of them opens to visitors in some form, whether that is a ticketed house, a regular tour or a hotel occupying the building itself.
Which is the best-rated stately home near Leeds?
Grantley Hall in North Yorkshire, rated 4.8 from 772 Google reviews. Only houses with at least 100 reviews are considered, so a high score from a handful of visitors does not top the list.
Which stately home near Leeds is the most reviewed?
Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, with 24,775 Google reviews at 4.7. That is a rough proxy for how well known and how busy a house is, not a visitor figure, which no house here publishes.
Are any stately homes near Leeds free to enter?
None of the 22 on this list is recorded as free entry. Entry prices are set by each house rather than held here, and several are covered by a membership scheme, so check the operator's own site before you travel.
Who runs the stately homes near Leeds?
Of the 22 on this list, 1 is run by English Heritage, 8 are run by the National Trust and the remaining 13 by private estates, independent trusts or local councils. Who owns a house decides whether a membership card gets you in, so each entry names its operator and links to the official site.