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Historic house and intimate gardens, a hidden oasis on the edge of a West Yorkshire town
Bradford Road, Riddlesden, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD20 5EL
Asset | Opening time |
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House | Closed |
Garden | Closed |
Great Barn | Closed |
Shop | Closed |
Tearoom | Closed |
Ticket type | With Gift Aid | Without Gift Aid |
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Adult (18+) | £7.20 | £6.50 |
Child (5-17) under 5s free | £3.60 | £3.25 |
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) | £10.80 | £9.75 |
Family (1 adult and up to 3 children) | £17.90 | £16.25 |
Ticket type | With Gift Aid | Without Gift Aid |
---|---|---|
Adult (18+) | £7.70 | £7.00 |
Child (5-17) under 5s free | £3.90 | £3.50 |
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) | £19.30 | £17.50 |
Family (1 adult and up to 3 children) | £11.60 | £10.50 |
East Riddlesden Hall has two play areas - a mud kitchen with wooden structures to play in and mini wheelbarrows to push around, the second is a trim trail which is a balancing course with a small climbing area.
The Airedale Barn, gardens and lower fields are available for hire. Please contact the weddings and events team for more information.
Picnic areas are available on the lower fields and to the front of the hall - please note only outside picnic areas are available.
There are two second-hand bookshops at East Riddlesden, the children's one can be found in the Discovery room. All other books can be found in the book hide.
Dogs are welcome on lead in the gardens, the lower fields are the perfect spot to run off lead. We do ask that dogs are kept out of the play areas.
Guided tours are available, please check our upcoming events for the next one.
Blue badge parking in main car park, visitors with limited mobility may be dropped off near the house. Accessible toilet in main toilet block. Three steps to entrance of building. Accessible seating in the tearoom. Alternative accessible entrance, ramp available. One wheelchair available. Ground floor accessible in house. Many stairs with handrail to other floors.
No accessible access to first floor of the house and tearoom
Some uneven terrain
on south side of the Bradford Road in Riddlesden, close to Leeds & Liverpool Canal. A629 relief road from Shipley and Skipton signed for East Riddlesden Hall
Parking: free, 100 yards
Keighley station 1.5 miles away, around a 25 minute walk to the site. Crossflatts station 2.2 miles away, around a 50 minute walk.
The Shuttle 662 bus service operated by Transdev provides a frequent, every 15 or 20 minute, service Monday to Sunday between Bradford, Shipley, Saltaire, Bingley, Riddlesden and Keighley. The bus stop for East Riddlesden Hall is “Bradford Road West Lea Road”.
Bradford Road, Riddlesden, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD20 5EL
The lower fields at East Riddlesden Hall are the perfect place to let your dog explore. Here are some top tips to help you both make the most of your day.
Take a stroll through the gardens and experience winter at East Riddlesden Hall.
With a romantic barn festooned in twinkling lights, intimate gardens and the historic house reflected in the pond, East Riddlesden Hall could be the perfect wedding venue for your special day.
With its intimate gardens, historic Hall and atmospheric barn , East Riddlesden Hall has all the ingredients for an elegant and stylish event.
A 17th-century manor house and historic Great Barn, telling the tales of the ambition, success and failure of those who lived and worked here.
Intimate and peaceful green spaces. Seasonal highlights of scented herb border in spring, cottage garden flowers in summer and trees laden with fruit in autumn.
Homemade cakes, seasonal lunches and freshly brewed drinks served in the tearoom. A range of plants, gifts, homeware and local products can be found in the shop.
Family-friendly play spaces to discover, including mud pie kitchen, trim trail and indoor craft room. Family activities and trails run during school holidays.
In Discovery Room you will find our second-hand bookshop, with a selection of adult and children's books available. The bookshops are ran by our dedicated team of volunteers.
Join specialist talks and tours this January and February
From helping build a bug hotel to making the messiest mud pie ever, here are some ideas for families to enjoy at East Riddlesden Hall.
Take a stroll through the gardens and experience winter at East Riddlesden Hall.
Explore this homely 17th-century manor house and discover original oak panelling, decorative ceilings and period furnishings, then learn of the estate's agricultural past in the Great Barn.
Find out where to grab refreshments and shop for gifts and souvenirs during your visit to East Riddlesden Hall.
Explore the peaceful canal area opposite East Riddlesden Hall on this gentle circular ramble, taking in some fascinating local history along the way.
This cosy Victorian cottage, at the entrance to the Hardcastle Crags estate, has wooded valley views.
A carefully-restored retreat with original features with views of rolling hills and the Hardcastle Crags valley.
Join the volunteers this winter and discover more about the history of the Hall.
Join our head gardener for a monthly talk on the care of our formal gardens and what you can do to ensure your own garden thrives.
Wander through the gardens and watch how nature awakens through the seasonal change.
Hundreds of years ago this West Yorkshire manor was a thriving farming estate. Today the house tells tales of the ambition, success, and failure of those who lived and worked here and the barn displays the 400 year-old markings of proud craftsmen.
The gardens can be enjoyed at any time of the year, and seasonal highlights include the scented herb border in spring, cottage garden flowers in summer and trees laden with apples, pears and figs in autumn. The mud pie kitchen and den building corner in the discovery garden give opportunities for families to come together and enjoy outdoor natural play.
East Riddlesden Hall is the perfect place to spend a morning or afternoon.
Uncover the story of this 17th-century manor house and how each of its owners left their mark, then learn how two brothers stepped in to save it from demolition in the 1930s.
Learn about the important conservation work and cleaning that staff and volunteers carry out throughout the year to keep East Riddlesden Hall in excellent condition.
Explore the objects and works of art we care for at East Riddlesden Hall on the National Trust Collections website.
Search for live volunteering opportunities, or register your interest with East Riddlesden Hall.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.