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Home to the Pennyman family, Ormesby Hall, garden and parkland is a green oasis in the heart of industrial Middlesbrough.
Ladgate Lane, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS3 OSR
Asset | Opening time |
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House | 10:30 - 16:00 |
Garden | 10:30 - 17:00 |
Café | 10:30 - 16:00 |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £6.50 | |
Child | £3.25 | |
Family | £16.25 | |
1 adult, 1 child | £9.75 | |
Group Adult | £6.18 | |
Group Child | £3.09 |
Cafe is open with indoor and outdoor seating. Please see further down the page for opening times or go to eating and shopping for more information on what is available.
There are two electrical charge points in the overflow car park
Free parking, 150 metres from the house. Entrance on Ladgate Lane
Dogs on short leads welcome in the garden, courtyards and wider estate. Assistance dogs only in the house and cafe
Mobility parking spaces in visitor car park. Accessible toilet. Manual wheelchairs for hire. Ramped access into the ground floor of the mansion and cafe. Step access to first floor of the mansion. Partly accessible grounds as the pathways are loose gravel, bark and grass.
Accessible toilet is reached via ramp access into the courtyards.
Seating in the garden and throughout the mansion on highlighted chairs.
There are mobility parking spaces in the visitor car park.
Stepped access only to first floor of the house and second-hand bookshop. Also step access only to model railway layouts (closed for winter)
Level access to the garden.
We have manual wheelchairs for hire, but we do not have mobility scooters for hire. Pre-booking recommended for manual wheelchairs on 01642 328904.
Ramped access into the ground floor of the mansion, cafe and toilets courtyard.
From A19 take A174 to A172. From Guisborough, the hall is west of the A171, head towards Ormesby / Middlesbrough and please follow brown direction signs for cars, which brings you to Ladgate Lane.
Parking: free, 150 metres
Sat Nav: use TS3 0SR for car parking
Entrance via Ladgate Lane, Middlesbrough TS3 OSR
Marton train station 1½ miles / 15 minute walk from the train station to the hall; Middlesbrough train station 3 miles
services from Middlesbrough: 63 / 28
Ormesby Hall is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs are welcome throughout the gardens, woodland walks and parkland. With acres to explore it’s a great place to share with your dog.
Classic Georgian mansion with décor, paintings and furniture telling the stories of the many Pennyman’s who have lived here.
The garden and 240 acres of parkland and farmland combine to create a green oasis in the heart of industrial Middlesbrough.
Café serving a range of drinks, snacks and light lunches to eat in or take away.
The second-hand bookshop has something for everyone, including children and adult fiction, and all categories of non-fiction.
Explore the garden at Ormesby Hall, a green oasis in the heart of industrial Middlesbrough. Discover the seasonal delights of this colourful Victorian formal garden.
Enjoy a visit with the family to Ormesby Hall, with lots to see and do inside the house and in the garden.
Explore the rooms of this grand house, home to the Pennyman family since 1599, and discover the décor, paintings and furniture that tell their stories.
Uncover the stories of the family who called Ormesby home for over 400 years, from the ‘wicked’ Sir James to generous Colonel Pennyman.
Looking for some refreshments during your visit to Ormesby Hall? The café serves a wide range of drinks and snacks to eat in or take away. Afterwards, stop by the second-hand bookshop to pick up your next page turner.
If you're looking for a shorter walk at Ormesby, follow this easy trail through the churchyard and along the farm track to take in the sights and sounds of the tenant farmer's fields.
Enjoy this walk into an often missed part of Ormesby estate, taking in its upper fields where the tenant farmer grows crops, and Crow Woods for some woodland walking.
Take a long amble across Ormesby's parkland and through the woodland. Look and listen out for wildlife and take in memorable views of the former Pennyman family estate.
An exciting new discovery at Ormesby Hall! Recent research has revealed that Ormesby Hall once had its very own darkroom.
Play your way into the summer holidays at Ormesby Hall and come along with your family and friends for some playful fun.
Learn more about how a gift in your will could help us carry out crucial conservation work at Ormesby Hall.
Discover this hidden gem of Middlesbrough for free entry on Friday 13, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September.
Drama In The Kitchen: Teesside Youth Theatre at Ormesby Hall is a rehearsed reading celebrating Teesside Youth Theatre which was based at Ormesby Hall throughout the 1970’s.
Join More Than A Run and the National Trust, who have partnered to bring you the Ormesby 10k held monthly on a Sunday.
Come and join our Collections Team on our book tours here at Ormesby Hall.
On Saturday 5 October, in partnership with Tall Tales Mysteries, Ormesby Hall plays host to 'Murder is Frightful'.
This classic Georgian mansion is surrounded by 240 acres of parkland and farmland, which offer year round seasonal walks with a colourful Victorian formal garden accompanying the mansion.
Uncover the family's stories from 'wicked' Sir James to Colonel Pennyman, survivor of the First World War, and the theatrical exploits of his wife Ruth. Then experience the life of a Victorian servant and explore the Laundry and Kitchen.
Ormesby Hall also has a yearly events programme.
Uncover the stories of the family who called Ormesby home for over 400 years, from the ‘wicked’ Sir James to generous Colonel Pennyman.
Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Ormesby Hall on the National Trust Collections website.
Discover more about the ‘creating a space for nature’ project at Ormesby Hall which aims to create a green oasis and nature-rich haven in the heart of urban Middlesbrough.
From working on conservation projects to greeting visitors, there are lots of ways you can play your part in helping care for Ormesby Hall. Find out how to get involved.
Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.