Belmont is of interest for three main reasons. Architecturally, it is an unspoilt example of Samuel Wyatt's work. One of the most progressive architects of the late 18th Century, the house is a fine testimony to his understated neo-classical style. Historically, the house is important for its well-preserved records of a family who played a leading role in the development of the British Empire in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Successive Lords Harris served as soldiers and colonial governors. The house still contains many mementos of their careers. Lastly, Belmont is distinguished for the collection of clocks created by the 5th Lord Harris. It is reputedly the finest collection in England.

There’s always lots going on at Belmont throughout the year, from spring fairs to open air theatre productions and seasonal events. The Gardens are open throughout the year from 10am until dusk.

From 1st July, visitors can enjoy self-guided free flow tours on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons between 1.30pm - 4pm. Tickets are now available to book. Subject to the latest government guidelines.

We look forward to welcoming you back!