Experience Sion Hill Hall - An Edwardian stately home
One of the last Edwardian stately homes to be built in Yorkshire prior to the Great War, Sion Hill Hall is a fine example of neo-Georgian architecture. It’s beautifully furnished rooms and charming garden make this a splendid example of an Edwardian country house designed in the Arts and Crafts period.
Hall
An Arts and Crafts period house of outstanding neo-Georgian architectural detail designed in 1913 by the renowned architect Walter H. Brierley, of York.
Find out more about one of the finest homes in Yorkshire.
Visitor Information
Experience the grandeur and elegance of Sion Hill Hall on an exclusive group tour. Guided tours are available throughout the year, by prior arrangement, to groups with a minimum number of 15 visitors. For individuals and groups fewer than 15 there are several Invitation To View days on which visitors can join a guided group tour (max. of 24 visitors on each tour). For further details and information about our Invitation To View days please visit our News & Events Page.
The house and grounds are also available for alternative bookings. If you’d like to arrange a bespoke visit to this beautiful country house in Yorkshire, and wish to discuss your requirements please do not hesitate to get in touch. Follow the link below to find out more.
Our Gallery
Scroll through the Sion Hill Hall gallery to experience a taste of the beauty to be found in the lavishly furnished rooms and charming garden of this Edwardian stately home.
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- Gardens
- Hall
- Interior
