Parks, gardens, forests, arable and grazing land are all part of the 620-acre Hoveton Hall Estate. Since 1946, the Buxton family has owned this magnificent Regency Hall. It was built between 1809 and 1812. In 2013, Harry and Rachel Buxton were granted the hall, which had been passed down through the generations. Hoveton Hall is an inhabited family home that is never empty or idle. Tourists are welcome to spend some time at the Hoveton Hall Estate to see this extremely unique region of Norfolk for whatever purpose. Harry and Rachel are sharing their magnificent home and the surrounding estate with visitors.
Hoveton Hall Gardens
Hoveton Hall’s beautiful gardens as you see them today are made up of several areas, all with their own unique characteristics.
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