Can I turn up at Sealwood Estate & Vineyard without booking?

No. Visits to Sealwood Estate & Vineyard are by appointment. Bookings can be made online or direct.

When is Sealwood Estate & Vineyard open?

Visits to Sealwood Estate & Vineyard are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.

Can I book a visit to Sealwood Estate & Vineyard online?

Yes, through Sealwood Estate & Vineyard's website.

What is the nearest station to Sealwood Estate & Vineyard?

Burton-on-Trent, 5.2 miles in a straight line.

Where is Sealwood Estate & Vineyard?

Sealwood Estate & Vineyard, Sealwood Lane, Linton, DE12 6PA, Derbyshire.

Can I stay at Sealwood Estate & Vineyard?

Yes. Sealwood Estate & Vineyard has places to stay: Vineyard Cottage and Camping & Caravan.

Sealwood Estate & Vineyard, Linton, Derbyshire

Sealwood Estate & Vineyard is a vineyard and historic cottage estate in the National Forest near Linton, south Derbyshire. Vines were planted in 2008 around a Grade II listed 18th-century cottage.

Sealwood Estate & Vineyard lies in the National Forest near Linton, in south Derbyshire. The vines went into the ground in 2008, on land that already carried an older story. In October 1773 the writer William Combe proposed a retreat cottage for the Reverend Thomas Gresley of Netherseal, built as an escape from his usual home at Netherseal Hall. The cottage stood empty from at least the 1940s and came close to demolition until 2004, when local listing inspectors and the District Council gave it a spot listing as a Grade II structure.

Cellar door tastings

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Amenities

On-site stayCampsite

Upcoming Activities & Events

2

Tue27Oct

The Paint Club @ Sealwood - Colourful Walk

19:00–21:00

£33Masterclasses

Next Stop Comedy Presents – Stand Up Comedy

18:00–23:30

£22Shows

Address

Sealwood Estate & Vineyard, Sealwood Lane, Linton, DE12 6PA

Getting there

Nearest station: Burton-on-Trent · 5.2 mi

Opening hours

Hours not available or by appointment only

Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.

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Vineyard Cottage
House
A Grade II listed cottage built in 1774 as a retreat for the Reverend Thomas Gresley of Netherseal, restored in 2008 and 2009 alongside the vineyard. Original features include the pyramidal roof, an open cellar and three-pointed wooden doors, and a private hot tub sits in the garden.
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Camping & Caravan
Campsite
Grass pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes set among rolling countryside, ancient woodland and the vineyard, in the heart of the National Forest. Each pitch has electric hook-up, with shower, toilet and water and waste facilities on site.
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