Brodsworth Hall and Gardens
Attraction Information
Brodsworth Hall and Gardens is a stunning historic site located in South Yorkshire, England. The Victorian pleasure gardens have been expertly restored to their former glory, and the house has been conserved to tell the stories of the generations of people who lived and worked there.
For disabled visitors, Brodsworth Hall offers designated parking spaces located close to the entrance, and ramps provide access to the ground floor of the house. The first floor of the house is not accessible, but there is a virtual tour available for those who cannot climb stairs.
Audio guides and large print guides are also available, providing audio descriptions and detailed information about the various rooms and features of the house and gardens. The gardens are accessible with level pathways throughout, and accessible restrooms are available.
The gardens are the perfect place for a peaceful stroll through the statue walks, the fern dell grotto, and the beautiful dells. With seasonal changes, the gardens provide year-round interest. A cafe on site serves a range of hot and cold meals, snacks, and drinks, with accessible seating and service areas.
Becoming a member of English Heritage can provide access to Brodsworth Hall and over 400 other historic sites across the UK. Membership includes free entry to sites, exclusive members’ events, and discounts on purchases.
Accessibility Information
This attraction has its own car park.
This is a gravel car park 250 metres from the main entrance, with both hard standing and spaces on grass.
There is a free buggy service that can pick up disabled visitors from the visitor centre (adjacent to car park) and shuttle them to the hall.
The Pathways are mainly tarmac, some are gravel and all are flat.
There is a Small Victorian lift to the first floor of the main house. Only one wheelchair at a time.
Visitors will need to negotiate steps to reach the servants’ bedrooms.
There is ramped access into the shop and tearoom.
The terrace and formal gardens are accessed on tarmac paths, but the Quarry gardens have self-binding gravel paths.
Larger, very heavy mobility scooters are not permitted to take a tour of the hall due to the narrow spaces of the rooms and corridors.
If your scooter is deemed unsuitable for the visitor route, a manual wheelchair will be available to use.
This attraction has a Disabled toilet located in the adapted toilet block 50 metres from the hall.
This toilet features the following:
- Transfer space to the side of the toilet
- Handrails to the side of the toilet and wash basin
- Wash basin with lever style tap
- Disposal Facilities
Assistance Dogs are permitted within the grounds.
Please have a Harness, lead or vest with your assistance dogs designation labeled on it.
You must clear up from your dog should it foul within the attraction.
Opening Hours
Gardens and Tearooms
10AM – 5PM
House & Servents Wing
11:30AM – 3:30PM
Pricing
All Pricing includes admission cost and a donation to the English Heritage
| Member – Join now | Free |
| Adult | £14.00 |
| Child (5-17 years) | £8.50 |
| Concession | £12.50 |
| Family (2 adults, up to 3 children) | £36.50 |
| Family (1 adult, up to 3 children) | £22.50 |