The House At Weston Park
A remarkable historic house, which has never been sold, Weston Park was gifted to the nation by Richard, the 7th and present Earl of Bradford in 1986. This beautiful home now contains a world class collection of fine and decorative art, some of which dates back over 500 years, for you to discover.
From the Front Hall, with its legacy to the 3rd Earl’s love of horses, the Victorian library furnished with over 3,000 books, the unique Gobelin tapestries to the lofty Dining Room, which houses one of the country’s most impressive collections of portraits, with works outstanding works by Sir Anthony van Dyck and Sir Peter Lely.
The ground floor of the house is open on Sunday afternoons for you explore. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays our experienced team of tour guides will share with you the rich history of Weston Park in guided tours which take place every 45 minutes.
The House is not open on Saturdays, Mondays and Fridays
The ground floor is fully accessible for wheelchairs
Please leave large bags and pushchairs with our house welcome team
