really good place to visit, one of the national trusts better purchases More

Very poor state of repair and blooming freezing, entrance fee was just robbery given that it took us all of 1 hour to see everything including the xmas fair. Highlight was the hog roast van. More

Lovely grounds and plenty of space for the kids to run around. History of the buildings vey interesting. Definitely worth a visit. More

Walked from Seaton Sluice only to find major renovations going on and consequently what was on offer was not worth the entrance fee. Also the temporary entrance, which we walked past, was not advertised. Gardens were nice. The adjacent church was interesting. More

The facade of this house is very nice, but there is nothing behind it but the Delavals who lived is a good story find out about them More

Since it was re-opened a lot of work has gone on and this house is improving all the time. The gardens are wonderful and the volunteers who look after the visitors are very friendly and helpful More

Seaton Delaval hall is a treasure in the North East. I have visited twice, most recently in March 2012. The hall is not what you first expect as it has only recently been taken over by the National Trust and after years of neglect it is being restored. The great hall was destroyed by fire and is now occupied by... More

This is a beautiful estate with a fascinating history. The hall itself is a shell, but so dramatic and imposing. The other buildings, church and gardens are all equally impressive and a credit to the dedicated fundraisers, staff and volunteers. Try and catch the occasional guided walk around the estate to learn about the rich industrial history of the estate... More

Recently opened and pretty special as it's a shell of its former glory. Nice gardens. More