Hello. Thanks for your enquiry. No, Levens Hall isn't part of English Heritage - it is privately owned. Best wishes from Levens Hall

Allow 2-3 hours including the gardens. Not sure of the last admission time. I am sure they would advise you if you called.

Assistance dogs only

Levens Park is completely free to visit and you can walk up either side of the river on footpaths.

You can buy tickets anytime you like online. They don't need to be printed and so showing them to our ticket kiosk attendant on your phone is totally fine. We look forward to seeing you soon

Hi, Yes, I think it was about £12 - a bit cheaper if you book online.

Hello there, I'm afraid that Levens is open from April to October. We look forward to seeing you in 2016.

Hello I'm afraid that there isn't any wheelchair access in the house owing to the large number of stairs and narrow doorways. The house is also grade one listed, therefore we can't install lifts. There is wheelchair access in the garden and we have an electric wheelchair that can be borrowed for free. There is also access to the cafe, the shop and WC.

Hello I'm afraid that dogs aren't allowed in the house or garden. However, opposite the entrance to the house is Levens Deer Park that contains two footpaths going either side of the River Kent. The park is about 1.5 miles long and is perfect for walking dogs (as long as they are kept on a lead as the park contains our Fallow deer and some Bagot goats). Kind regards Richard Bagot

Good morning. Yes, our cafe serves a variety of hot and cold meals including a soup of the day. Wherever possible we try and source our food from the estate so the menu often includes our own lamb and venison.