Brockfield Hall
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Brockfield Hall is a country house in North Yorkshire with a renowned Staithes Group art collection.
The late Georgian house at Warthill was designed by Peter Atkinson and features an oval entrance with a cantilevered stone staircase that sweeps beneath an impressive Venetian window. The hall is the family home of Mr. Wood and his wife, the Hon Mrs. Wood and was recently refurbished, winning Sotheby’s Historic Houses Restoration Award in 2023.
Renowned art collection
Brockfield Hall is just six miles from York and is home to the country's largest collection of paintings by the Staithes Group, a community of artists working in the early 20th century and based in the North Yorkshire fishing village of Staithes. Inspired by French Impressionists, they created works outdoors using oil or watercolors, and were closely associated with the Newlyn School in Cornwall.
Brockfield Hall is a delightful small Georgian brick house in a peaceful setting and is open to the public for a limited time during the summer months.
Visitor information
Address
Warthill, York, North Yorkshire, YO19 5XJ
01904 489362
Opening times
Brockfield Hall is open to the public in August every year
Three tours per day, starting at: 10:00am, 11:15am and 12:30pm
Refurbishments
Visitor information
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