You need to book a ticket in advance.

It’s by tour only and it’s not cheap! £20 a ticket unless you’re a member of the Nationals trust when it’s £10. But its worth it and you feel you’re doing your bit to being the house back to life. I don’t usually do tours but our guide was so knowledgeable it was completely worth it.

Hi Malc, At the moment, as we develop the house, it is pre-booked guided tours only. This is due to various factors including security and health and safety. We certainly hope to be free flow as soon as possible. If you would like to give the office a call on 01226351161 however, I am sure we could discuss your father's needs and see what we can do. We would hate for him to miss out on seeing this special place. Thank you

Hi Cally, Thank you for your enquiry. House tours are currently £20.00 per person and £5.00 for the garden. If you would like more information please do not hesitate to call our office number on 01226351161. National Trust (for England and Wales) do indeed get a discount of 50% on the tours. Thanks

Hi Fraiser, Thank you for your enquiry. Our website is currently under review and will be re-deigned in the next couple of months. Unfortunately therefore, we don't have the ability to create a 'section' for National Trust members. The new one will of course have this facility. In the mean time if you could call the office on 01226 351161 then they will be able to do it for you. Hope you enjoy your visit. Best wishes, Jen

Hi Shellbee6, Yes you absolutely can get married on a Saturday. Bookings have currently been paused until the end of February so if you would like to send an enquiry through to the email provided (i am unable to send it via the message box) we shall be back in touch then. Best wishes, Jen

Hi Jennywren i'm pleased to say they are now in stock and our brand new guidebook will be ready later next year. Best wishes Jen Visitor Operations Manager Wentworth Woodhouse

It was advertised as an hour but we were there over 2 hours. It depends on the group size and number of questions. The volunteers live their job and took delight in sharing information.

the answer depends if you have sat nav? junc 34 is the quickest, but sometimes its easier to go a bit further and have less turns and roads to follow I would recommend junc 36, up the sliproad, and take the 3rd exit, then at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit again, drive though hoyland common, under a bridge, and start to climb the hill. take the next left signed Harley and Wentworth, drive though Harley, then through Wentworth, past both the pubs and the Bistro, the road turns left with a high stone wall on your right, take the next right (cars are usually parked) through the entrance marked private (visitors to the house are allowed) down the drive, past the stables, over the cattle grid, take the right hand fork (again marked private) and park on the left hand side of the drive (other visitors to the house will most likely be also parked

as I'm sure you are aware the house is currently in the process of becoming a private trust and whilst they do have plans for parts of the house to become holiday lets, I tend to think it will be more self catering style. but as its all still in the planning stage, we are not able to advise when this will happen