Leicestershire Historic Houses

Donington-le-Heath Manor House

A 13th-century stone manor house, renovated in the 17th century, with a garden which was first created in the 17th century.

Coalville  LE67 2FW    Tel: 01530 831259   Email

Exton Park

A large traditional English country estate that has been the home of the Noel family (the Earls of Gainsborough) for almost four hundred  years.   The park has existed since the 12th century and has been visited by many famous people including Handel who put on performances in the gardens of Exton. Viewing by appointment only.

Oakham, LE15 8AN  Tel: 01572  812208   Email

Lyddington Bede House 

A former palace of the Bishops of Lincoln and converted into almshouses in 16^th century.

Blue coat Lane, Lyddington, Uppinghma,  LE15 9LZ  Tel: 01572 822438

Quenby Hall

A Jacobean jewel in Leicestershire. Space and tranquility set amidst hills and woods in 1,400 acres. The private home of the de Lisle family and extensively restored, Quenby Hall, a Grade 1 listed building

Hungarton, LE7 9JF  Tel: 0116 2595224  Email

Stanford Hall

Home of the Cave family since 1430. In 1690’s the old house was pulled down by Sir Roger Cave and the present house built on the banks of the River Avon. Antique furniture, picture and family costumes

Lutterworth LE17 6DH  Tel: 01788 860250    Email