The National Trust house and garden of
Wallington Hall is close to the village of
Cambo, in Northumberland. The house was
built by Sir William Blackett in 1688 and 
has changed little since. The Hall's modest
facade hides a sumptuous interior that was
re-modelled in the mid 18th century. It is
now the historic home of the Trevelyan
family. The garden can be divided into three
areas; the peaceful lawns and flowerbeds
around the house, woodland and lakes, and an
L shaped walled garden and conservatory.
Much of the garden was influenced by
'Capability' Brown, who went to school in
the estate village.

Landranger Grid Reference NZ025841