Howick Hall

Howick Hall and the Grey Family

Howick Hall has been associated with the Grey family for generations and forms an important part of the wider history of the Earls Grey. Located on the Northumberland coast, the Hall and Gardens remain one of the most significant places connected to the Grey family story.

Historical Connection

For centuries, Howick Hall has been the family seat of the Earls Grey. It is closely associated with Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, whose name became linked with one of the world's most famous teas. The Hall also reflects the family's contribution to British political and social history.

Howick Today

Today, Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum is operated independently and welcomes visitors from around the world. The estate is known for its gardens, arboretum, events and visitor experiences, helping to preserve and share this important part of Northumberland's heritage.

Visit Howick Hall

For current opening times, events and visitor information, please visit the official Howick Hall website.

Visit the Official Howick Hall Website

The Earl Grey celebrates the history of the Grey family and recognises the important role Howick Hall has played within that story. Howick Hall and Gardens are operated independently and visitors should refer to the official website for visitor information.