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This elegant red brick Georgian house, with its baroque interiors and its cantilevered staircase was designed by William Thornton and built in 1716 for John Bourchier. There are 100 paintings by Gainsborough, Reynolds and Kneller currently on loan from the National Portrait Gallery in London. The landscaped gardens, shop and restaurant all make it a thoroughly great day out for the family. Open from April to October from Saturday to Wednesday plus Fridays in the height of season - July and August. Beningbrough Hall is only eight miles north-west of York and is signposted off the A19 and the A59. For up to date admission prices and current information, please ring the above number.

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  • Neighbourhood: Outside the City

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