National Trust, Wallington, Northumberland (85)
National Trust Properties
Wallington Hall, Nr. Cambo, Northumberland
Wallington Hall is a Grade 1 Listed building situated approx. 12 miles to the west of Morpeth, Northumberland. It was originally owned by the Fenwick family but after severe financial problems, the family was forced to sell many of their properties to the Blackett family.
The Hall house was rebuilt in 1688 and some years later it was transformed again in Palladian style. In 1777 it passed over to the Trevelyan family. The Hall is set in 100 acres of parkland. It possesses an ornamental lake, a walled garden, lawns and a wooded valley. Title passed to the National Trust in 1942.
It is a lovely property and well worth a visit.
National Trust, Wallington, Northumberland (85)
National Trust Properties
Wallington Hall, Nr. Cambo, Northumberland
Wallington Hall is a Grade 1 Listed building situated approx. 12 miles to the west of Morpeth, Northumberland. It was originally owned by the Fenwick family but after severe financial problems, the family was forced to sell many of their properties to the Blackett family.
The Hall house was rebuilt in 1688 and some years later it was transformed again in Palladian style. In 1777 it passed over to the Trevelyan family. The Hall is set in 100 acres of parkland. It possesses an ornamental lake, a walled garden, lawns and a wooded valley. Title passed to the National Trust in 1942.
It is a lovely property and well worth a visit.