Sir William and Lady Gray
invite you to enjoy the attractions of Eggleston Hall

From the 1970's Eggleston Hall, the family home of the Grays, became increasingly well known for fine food and flower arranging and as a striking, wonderfully situated cookery school. The school closed in 1992 and the focus is now very much on the nursery garden of unusual plants.

Eggleston Hall is on the north bank of the River Tees in the north east of England, just south of the stone built dales village of Eggleston, on the B6278 between Barnard Castle and Middleton-in-Teesdale. A classical Georgian country house, the Hall offers an impressive combination of natural beauty and architectural style.

Recent years have seen renewed interest in Eggleston Hall as a finishing school since its use as a location for ITV's Ladette to Lady programme.

Take the opportunity to visit Eggleston's renowned walled nursery gardens and enjoy the delights of the Coach House with its café - specialising in locally sourced ingredients - and gift and food shop.

We're sure you'll agree that comfort, relaxation, excellent food and exceptional service are to be found here at Eggleston Hall.