Hill Top
   
Delightful small 17th-century farmhouse where Beatrix Potter wrote many of her famous children's stories
  • Farmhouse where Beatrix Potter wrote lots of her children's stories
  • Many of her beloved 'treasures' are on display
  • Hill Top was model for 'Samuel Whiskers' illustrations and others
  • Shop specialising in Beatrix Potter gifts
  • Hill Top was recreated for the major new film Miss Potter
What's new this year

Come and visit the house which was recreated for the major new film Miss Potter

Points to note Hill Top is a small house and a timed entry system is in operation to avoid overcrowding and to protect the fragile interior. As this can be a very busy property, visitors may sometimes have to wait to enter the house. Access to the garden and shop is always possible during opening hours

Opening arrangements
 
House
 3 Mar–30 Mar 07  10:30–4:30 Closed Mondays Closed Tuesdays Closed Wednesdays Closed Thursdays Closed Fridays Sa Su
 31 Mar–27 May 07  10:30–4:30 Mo Tu We Closed Thursdays Closed Fridays Sa Su
 28 May–31 Aug 07  10:30–4:30 Mo Tu We Th Closed Fridays Sa Su
 1 Sep–21 Oct 07  10:30–4:30 Mo Tu We Closed Thursdays Closed Fridays Sa Su
 22 Oct–28 Oct 07  10:30–4:30 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
Shop/garden
 8 Jan–25 Feb 07  10:30–4 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
 3 Mar–4 Nov 07  10:30–5 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
 5 Nov–23 Dec 07  10–4 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
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Admission by timed ticket for all visitors. Open Good Fri. Last admission 30mins before closing

Contact details

015394 36269
015394 36805 (Learning)
015394 36801 (Shop)
Fax: 015394 36811
Emailhilltop@nationaltrust.org.uk


Admission prices

£5.40, child £2.70, family £13.50. Discount for Beatrix Potter Gallery ticket holders (not applicable for groups). Ticket office is in car park. Entry to shop and garden free on Thur & Fri when house closed. All tour groups must book