Opening Times
House, Café & Garden open Friday 10am to 4pm & Sunday, 11am to 4pm
Closed from Mid December
See the Walled & Kitchen Garden!
Located about a mile from Barking Rail and Tube Station, Eastbury Manor House is an Elizabethan gentry house with a walled kitchen garden and sumptuous lawns. Look out for the bee boles, once used to encourage bees to stay. The kitchen garden grew plants for medicinal purposes, cooking, dyeing and strewing. The Eastbury Kitchen Café serves seasonal, homegrown food and drink, cakes and treats.
My top tip: The Café is highly rated – just saying!
Visitor Review Rating – 4.4
Ticket Prices:
Adults £9
Children £4.50
Under 6 Free
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Times: Friday & Sunday only – closed from mid December so check re opening dates below
Opening Times: 10am to 4pm on Friday & 11am to 4pm on Sunday – The Eastbury Kitchen Café is open the same hours as the house
Admission Prices: Adults £9, Children 6 to 16 years £4.50, Under 6’s free
A National Trust owned property now run by the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham
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Visitor Information for Eastbury Manor House
Eastbury Manor House is a National Trust owned property which is now managed by the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.
Located about a mile from Barking Rail and Tube Station it is an Elizabethan Gentry House with a walled kitchen garden and sumptuous lawns.
The Walled Garden is a favourite feature for many who visit the gardens. Keep an eye out for the bee boles which is where skeps, coils of straw, were placed to encourage bees to stay.
The Kitchen Garden was originally used to grow crops used for medicinal purposes, eating, dyeing, and strewing, which is where herbs were scattered on the straw floors to mask smells and prevent ticks and fleas!
The Eastbury Kitchen Café is open on the same days and times as the House and serves seasonal, homegrown hot and cold food and drink including cakes and treats!
There are many events taking place throughout the year including a Halloween Trail, Christmas Wreath Workshop, Cooking Masterclasses and Theatrical Performances.
You can also hire out Eastbury Manor House as a Wedding Venue, either for a Civil Ceremony of full Wedding event, or as Conference, Meeting and Events facility.
Accessibility at Eastbury Manor House
The grounds & house are generally accessible with a lift to the first floor in the house. Occasional ramps and blue badge parking. Full Eastbury accessibility guide.
Dogs at Eastbury Manor House
Assistance dogs only are allowed in the house and should be on a lead at all times. Other dogs are allowed in the walled garden on a lead but not in the house or cafe.
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Visitors Reviews of Eastbury Manor House
Visitor Review Score 4.4 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens and features are.
Here is what visitors have to say about their visit to Eastbury Manor House:
Hannah Wild: Enjoyed the fascinating history of the house and its distinctive character compared with other National Trust properties.
Colin Hemfrey: Praised the knowledgeable guide who explained the house’s history and preservation, as well as the excellent café.
Antoine Avdb: Loved the well preserved Tudor brickwork, architectural details and remarkable wooden spiral staircase.
Linda Chapman: Appreciated the informative and engaging tour by volunteer Maurice Finch, who brought the house’s history and architecture to life.
Nuun Said: Enjoyed exploring the old house and attending the summer fete, which the children also loved.
Map of local gardens near to Eastbury Manor House for you to visit
While you are visiting the Eastbury Manor House take some time to discover other gardens nearby!
Local gardens and attractions near to Eastbury Manor House
Barking Park – 1.5 miles from Eastbury Manor House: Enjoy a historic public park with a boating lake, landscaped green spaces, play areas and mature trees.
Abbey Green Park – 1..5 miles from Eastbury Manor House: Explore atmospheric medieval abbey ruins surrounded by a peaceful green space beside St Margaret’s Church.
Mayesbrook Park – 2.5 miles from Eastbury Manor House: Discover lakes, wildlife, accessible walking paths and extensive green space in this award-winning park
Dagenham Park – 3 miles from Eastbury Manor House: A traditional neighbourhood park with formal planting, open lawns, a playground and historic park features.
Valentines Park – 4.5 miles from Eastbury Manor House: Visit ornamental gardens, a Victorian rose garden, a historic kitchen garden, lakes and the elegant Valentines Mansion.
Map, Location, Directions & Contact Details for Eastbury Manor House
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication
Eastbury Square
Barking Essex IG11 9SN
United Kingdom