Tudor timber-framed house in garden surrounded by trees

About Blakesley Hall

Blakesley Hall is a picture-perfect timber-framed Tudor house which is situated just a few miles from the centre of Birmingham.

The beautiful Elizabethan house is one of Birmingham’s oldest and most historically significant buildings. It was built over 430 years ago in 1590 by Richard Smalbroke, a member of one of Birmingham’s leading merchant families.

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What to see

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.

The building

Visitors sitting on picnic benches in the gardens.

The Garden

A long wooden hallway with wood.

360° Tour

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

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Exterior view of a Tudor timber-framed house with an adult taking a photo of two children in front of the building.

Plan your visit

Family group walking along the path by Blakesley Hall.

How to get here

Blakesley Hall Opening Times

Open Wednesday - Friday, 11am – 4pm.

Closed: 21 December - 1 January, reopening on Thursday 2 January.

  • Admission charges apply to enter the Hall.
  • Last entrance to the Hall at 3pm.
  • Gardens are free to visit.

Pre-booking advised.

Visitors in a Tudor dining room looking at the dining table surrounded by chairs and stools in front of unlit fireplace.
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Address: Blakesley Hall, Blakesley Road, Yardley, Birmingham, B25 8RN.