Peckover House lies at the heart of the North Brink in Wisbech, one of Britain's most perfect streetscapes. From the 1790s it was home to the Peckovers, a fascinating dynasty of Quaker bankers, collectors and philanthropists who created the spacious Victorian garden that lies behind the house. The majority of the indigenous Peckover collection was sold during a two day sale after the death of Alexandrina Peckover in 1948, but the house is still full of interesting artefacts, objects and stories.
Please refer to the website for current admission prices.
By Road:From the A47: Follow signs to Wisbech town centre. Peckover on river west of Town Bridge.By Public Transport:From March station it is 10 miles to Peckover House and Gardens.The nearest railway station is March, which is 10 miles away.
National Trust 2019* House: 28 Feb- 23 Mar, Sat - Mon 12 - 5pm, 28 Mar - 1 Nov, Sat-Wed 12 - 5pm. Garden: As house, 11am - 5pm plus 10 Jan-22 Feb, Sat & Sun only, 12-4pm. Please call for details of 7 day opening during holidays.
Weekend opening 11 Jan - 16 Feb - House is open by Taster Tour (limited rooms open) only at 1.30pm. There are limited spaces, so booking advised. House Tours only between 22 February and 3 April on weekdays. Free-flow at weekends. We are closed on Friday 15th May and Friday 14th August due to a pre-booked wedding.
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