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Brodsworth Hall stands in 15 acres of landscaped gardens and is located approximately 5 miles (8 kilometres) north west of Doncaster town centre. It was designed by the Italian architect, Chevalier Casentini and has been described as one of Britain’s best preserved Victorian country houses. It has remained virtually unchanged since it was built in 1860 and many of its thirty rooms still feature their original furniture. Today, it is owned and managed by English Heritage. Brodsworth Hall and Gardens are open daily (except Mondays) between March and September when they are open between 1pm and 5pm. During October they are only open on Saturday and Sundays between 10am and 4pm. During the period November to February the main hall is closed, except for the servant’s wing. This, and the gardens are open on Saturdays and Sundays between 10am and 4pm. Admission charges for the hall and gardens are: Adults - £8.50 (13 Euros) Children - £4.30 (7 Euros) Concessions - £6.80 (10 Euros) Charges for the gardens only are: Adults - £5.00 (7.5 Euros) Children - £2.50 (3.75 Euros) Concessions - £4.00 (6 Euros) Entry is free for English Heritage members.