Agecroft Hall is a 16th-century Tudor-style manor house that was moved from England in 1925 and rebuilt on the banks of the James River. The grounds and gardens reflect the glorious style of England's Tudor and early Stuart periods. There is a large area for accessible parking about 300-350 feet away from the main accessible entrance. The pathway from the parking lot to the accessible entrance of the property is mostly smooth asphalt and a stone-like sidewalk that is step and barrier-free.
The surface of the location’s outdoor paths are mostly stone paver paths and gravel paths that can be uneven in spots, with a step up or down here or there. The buildings and gardens often have steps and thresholds to access them, but there are a few portable ramps that can be moved around to help with access, however, the slope of the ramp will vary based on the height of the step and the length of the ramp, which may be challenging for some. Please give staff members a call at (804) 353-4241 to request help moving or setting up ramps.
The interior of the buildings have at least some space to maneuver mobility devices.The majority of interior pathways are accessible, with a few exceptions which are mostly upstairs spaces that have no elevator to them, as well as being slightly narrow between pieces of furniture. The friendly Agecroft Hall and Gardens staff are available if you should have any questions.
Attraction Fee:
Museum General Admission:
$12 adults
$11 seniors (age 65+)
$8 students
Garden Admission:
$6 adults
$6 seniors (age 65+)
$7 students
Free Children 6 and under
Free Active Military
AAA member discount: $1 off adult
Memberships:
$25 Individual
$50 Family
Attraction Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday, Noon to 5:00pm
Distance to Airport:
14 miles
Handicapped Accessible:
Hours (General Information):
Noon to 5:00pm. Tuesday through Sunday
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