A BMT staff member telling a family about the Great Hall at Blakesley

Neighbours Day at Blakesley Hall

Blakesley Hall Fri 29 May

About Neighbours Day at Blakesley Hall

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A chance to explore the beautiful Blakesley Hall with free admission for members of the local community with our new Neighbours Day offer.

Free entry and cup of tea per visitor on supply of proof of living in a B25, B26 or B33 postcode.

We look forward to welcoming you to Blakesley!

Image gallery

  • Exterior view of a Tudor timber-framed house with adults and children walking in the garden.
  • A lady looking at the ceiling of a Tudor dining room. In the room is a table surrounded by chairs and stools in front of unlit fireplace.
  • Visitors in a Tudor dining room looking at the dining table surrounded by chairs and stools in front of unlit fireplace.
  • Two ladies reading an information in the garden. Another person sits on a nearby bench. Blakesley Hall Tudor building is in the background.
  • A tree framing the path in the garden. To the side of the path visitors are sitting on picnic benches on the grass.
  • A family including a man, women and child outside on path. Part of a Tudor framed black and white building is behind them, some foliage is in front of them.

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