Winter Candlelit Tour

Set in tranquil gardens this truly remarkable Grade I listed Elizabethan house is an unexpected treasure in the heart of Barking. Completed by 1573, Estbury Hall as it was formerly known, was built for Clement Sysley and his growing family. This rare example of a late 16th-century brick-built Gentry house tells an extraordinary story of survival. Threatened with demolition, The National Trust, who recognised its significance, acquired it for the nation in 1918.

Eastbury Manor House

Join costumed tour guides for a seasonal candlelit tour of the house and learn about Eastbury's history. 
The costumed guides will lead you around this beautiful Grade I listed building, illuminated by candlelight, and tell stories from Eastbury's rich past. Learn about who has lived at Eastbury over the past five centuries and what marks they have left on the building. Eastbury's fascinating past includes tales of disinheritance, destruction and decay. 
Ticket price includes refreshments. Drinks and snacks will be served from 6.30pm and the tour starts at 7pm.

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