Symmetrical red-brick Jacobean mansion and yew hedges.
Open to visitorsa National Trust place — check opening times and admission before you go
The Jacobean house here was raised in 1619–20 on the site of an earlier manor said to be Anne Boleyn’s birthplace. Twin walls of ancient clipped yew frame the front, and inside, the Long Gallery holds one of the country’s most significant house libraries. National Trust; paid entry to house and garden, with wider parkland free to walk. Gunton station is about 10km north-east.
