Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh is a striking 15th-century moated manor managed by the National Trust. Rich interiors, priest holes, historic textiles and the stories of the Bedingfeld family are complemented by gardens, woodland and wider estate walks.

The moated house tells the story of the Bedingfeld family and their long connection to the estate. Its interiors and surviving priest hole give insight into faith, politics and domestic life across centuries, while the gardens and parkland extend the visit outdoors. The approach across the moat is memorable, but the quieter details inside offer much of the historical depth. Check the National Trust’s current room and estate access, as conservation work and seasonal arrangements can affect what is open.