Welcome to Lilford Hall

Lilford Hall is a Grade 1 listed "stately home" with 100 rooms, and is considered by the UK Government as of outstanding architectural and historic interest.  In particular, the Jacobean house built in 1635 is considered as of considerable significance, and Henry Flitcroft's Georgian alterations and additions in the 1740s are of a similar status.

Lilford Hall remained empty for around 50 years after the last Baron Lilford in residence died in 1949, and in consequence the Hall has slowly deteriorated over that time, and indeed now has numerous holes in the roof.

If you wish to help in the restoration, please consider buying a plot of land with royal connections in the 250 year old Walled Garden at Lilford, and become a SQUIRE(click here). Our intention is that 100% of these funds will be used towards the restoration of Lilford Hall (in otherwords no administration expenses).

A comprehensive plan to repair and restore the Hall is in place to secure its future for the next 200 years. The extensive restoration plans can be viewed on this website.

This 500 page website also gives a history of the Hall, details of the Families who have lived at the Hall, numerous photographs related to the Hall, and a history of the Park including its' use as a WW II hospital.

Now.... become a SQUIRE by buying a plot of land with royal connections in the 250 year old historic Walled Garden at Lilford (shown in the picture below).

Firstly you need to buy your gift pack by clicking the below yellow/green box!

The Walled Garden

A full history of The Formal Gardens including The Walled Garden can be viewed by clicking here.