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Kirstead Hall is a Grade I listed historic house in Norfolk, and a member of Historic Houses. Read about its history, plus how to visit and what's nearby.
About Kirstead Hall
Kirstead Hall is a listed building in the parish of Kirstead, south Norfolk, a few miles west of Loddon.
The whole parish is one of Norfolk's quietest corners, with a population of 279 recorded in the 2011 census.
The hall does not participate in a national heritage membership scheme, so visits are best arranged through the hall's own website.
Read more on WikipediaHistory of Kirstead Hall
The parish of Kirstead has a long documented history. An 1870–72 gazetteer recorded it as a small village and parish four and a quarter miles from Loddon, with its own post office. Local government reorganisation later placed the parish within South Norfolk district. Building records specific to the hall itself are limited.
Facilities
Plan your visit to Kirstead Hall
Nearest station: Buckenham Rail Station (5.5 miles)
Admission
Historic Houses members must pay for entry
Places to visit near Kirstead Hall
St John the Baptist's Church, Hellington
View St John the Baptist's Church, Hellington on heritage mapSt Gregory's Church, Heckingham
View St Gregory's Church, Heckingham on heritage mapSt Margaret's Church, Hales
View St Margaret's Church, Hales on heritage mapSt Nicholas' Church, Buckenham
View St Nicholas' Church, Buckenham on heritage mapHistoric places nearby
Within 5 miles of Kirstead Hall there are 1 historic properties, including 1 church.
Within 10 miles of Kirstead Hall there are 13 historic properties, including 9 churchs and 2 historic houses, across Churches Conservation Trust, English Heritage and Norfolk Museums Service sites.
Within 20 miles of Kirstead Hall there are 33 historic properties, including 20 churchs, 4 historic houses and 2 archaeological sites, across Churches Conservation Trust, English Heritage and Historic Houses sites.
