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Opening Times & Prices Forty Hall Estate Free admission (charges apply for special events) Open daily except Mondays, 24 – 25 December and first full week of January. Summer: (1st April – 31st October) Tuesday – Friday 11am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday 12 noon – 5pm Hall open on Bank Holidays 12 noon – 5pm Winter: (1st November – 31st March) Tuesday – Friday 11am – 4pm Saturday & Sunday 12 noon – 4pm Hall open on Bank holidays 12 noon – 4pm
Forty Hall Farm Adults £2; free for children Farm and Farm Shop open weekends 11am – 4pm
How to get here Forty Hall Estate, Forty Hill, Enfield EN2 9HA 020 8363 8196 www.fortyhallestate.co.uk Train: 20 minute walk from Turkey Street (via Turkey Brook); 35 minutes from Liverpool Street to Enfield Town and 191 bus to Forty Hill (or 30 minute walk); 30 minutes from London Kings Cross to Enfield Chase and 191 bus to Forty Hill (or 30 minute walk). Bus: 191 to Forty Hill; W10 to roundabout at Myddelton Avenue and 10 minute walk to Forty Hill. Tube: Oakwood (Piccadilly Line) and buses 307 or 121 to Enfield Town Windmill Hill, then 191 to Forty Hill.
Cycle: Forty Hall Park Greenway linking Hadley Wood to Enfield Island Village. Bike racks available and free bike hire offered. Car: Free onsite car parking available (including disabled parking). Junction 25 off the M25. Follow the heritage signs from the junction of Bullsmoor Lane or Carterhatch Lane on A10. We welcome visitors with disabilities, please visit the website or telephone for access details.
One of London’s best-kept secrets
*Free mobility scooter hire offered.
Visit www.journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk for help planning your journey. Join the Friends of Forty Hall Park. For more information visit www.friendsoffortyhallpark.org The Hall and Banqueting Suite are available to hire for weddings and events. T: 020 8363 4774
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Forty Hall Estate, Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA www.fortyhallestate.co.uk 020 8363 8196
Gardens and Parkland The 273 acre Grade II Listed Estate is as a rare example of an intact 18th Century landscape. The Estate contains the archaeological remains of Elsyng Palace visited by Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and Edward VI. • Ornamental lake, medieval fishing ponds and streams • One of the oldest Cedar of Lebanon trees in England • Georgian and Victorian flora and fauna • Walled garden and Pleasure Ground • Cycle or walk along the greenway path and enjoy the scenery • Children’s Wooded Play Area • The park is home to a wealth of wildlife and some protected species. Bird-spotters bring your binoculars! • Bring a picnic!
Forty Hall Farm
Forty Hall Grade I Listed Forty Hall (1632) was built for former Lord Mayor of London and haberdasher Sir Nicholas Rainton. • Learn about the history of the Hall and Estate and 17th century life • Fine architecture and stunning period rooms • Engaging learning activities for children • Group tours available on request. • Pick up a souvenir from the Cedar Gift Shop
A historic working farm, championing locally-produced organic food and run by Capel Manor College. Go behind-the-scenes of the Farm to meet the rare-breed livestock and to visit the Farm’s busy market garden, community orchard and the award-winning Forty Hall Vineyard. Relax with a picnic by the swing or pop in to the farm shop to stock up on organic meat and vegetables produced on the Farm.
Events and Exhibitions An exciting events and exhibition programme which focuses on art, ecology and heritage is offered the year round. There is always something new to do so visit the website to plan your trip.
Nice Green Café Relax and unwind over tea, coffee and delicious seasonal refreshments which are locally sourced.