Alford Manor House

Visited here whilst in the area. What a little gem of a place. A beautiful place to visit and walk around, they were setting up for a wedding whilst we were there and it looked beautiful. It had a lovely little coffee shop which also sells ice cream. Well worth a visit if your in the area. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and told us a lot of information about the place. Highly recommend a visit.

Great place to visit very wonderful house
Lots for the young children to learn about
The history of the area and Alford Manor
And of Lincolnshire life. On site cafe it's wonderful lovely cakes and drinks.
The staff and volunteers are very helpful and friendly.
Will definitely recommend a visit to if your in the area.
The craft fair was very interesting to lots of stalls selling lots of different products and local good and art and clothing.

Absolute brilliant day out with superb food. The volunteers are marvelous, very knowledgeable and extremely approachable

We recently held our small wedding in the gardens at Alford Manor House. Margaret made it an absolute pleasure from start to finish. The gardens were beautiful and provided plenty of lovely photo opportunities. Thank you so much for helping to make our day so special.

We attended an outdoor performance of The Comedy of Errors by The Pantaloons - both the venue and artists are recommended.

Visited for the craft fair , as usual a wide variety of crafts on display which got us to part with money. The manor house had a little cafe to enjoy a coffee or tea also a museum to walk round and a garden

And amazing house, history going back to 1611, a must visit if your in the area.

Brilliant craft weekend. Alford House is used every year for these Bank Holiday festivals as well as having beautiful gardens and a museum. The craft festivals attract numerous crafters from around Lincolnshire as well as various entertainers, musicians and a couple of animal charities. Admission is 'what you can afford', parking in the village/town - carparks are free. Several free craft making sessions for children. A smashing event with eats, drinks, ice cream sold at Alford House.

Lovely to visit for refreshments. We had Lovely cup cappuccino and the best shortbread I've ever tasted. Lovely friendly staff.

Toured the grounds and gardens while visiting the excellently run 1940s weekend. It's absolutely delightful. Will visit again.

Enjoyed an ice cream from the tea room, have visited many items especially when the Afford craft markets are on during the year

A beautiful house and gardens. The tea room was great, food was stunning

Update: we've been to a few events since the first review. Craft shows, traction engine shows and tonight a touring theatre show in the gardens. Such a lovely venue to visit we've had a lovely evening

he walled garden open day sounded too good to miss. It's a small well tended garden and lots of lovely veggies and flowers growing. The only problem we had was finding the entrance (It's beside the museum entrance).

We had a wander around and then bought some broad beans and beetroot (freshly pulled) at an excellent price. Volunteers were on site and very helpful. Well worth a visit if you are in Alford

Museum a mere 2.00 with every penny people are very knowledgeable recommend the cream tea after.

Very, very interesting. There were explanations of how the building was restored. A nice garden at the back.

Nice place to visit a bit slow and very quiet but I think we went on a slow day

Beautiful building and very warm welcome.

Lovely friendly atmosphere, made welcome.

A very interesting place to visit, steeped in local history. Architecturally interesting too, originally built in the 1700. Restored recently, a agricultural museum attached to the back of the property. Gardens to walk around and a cafe and toilets on site. Worth a visit Alford windmill Close buy, also worth a visit.

We had a bit of time free and went to the museum, was shown around by a very knowageable chap who spend time answering all the questions the kids threw at him, thanks for a nice visit 😀