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Arley Hall and Gardens
Arrow House exterior and ground floor in Peaky Blinders. Seasonal opening; allow 2–4 hours.
- On screen as
- Arrow House exterior and ground floor
- Series and episodes
- Series 3 · Series 4 · Series 5 · Series 6 · Series 3, Episode 1
- Access
- Seasonal opening
- Time needed
- 2–4 hours
- Where
- Arley, near Northwich, Cheshire
On screen
How Arley Hall and Gardens appears
Arley Hall is the house fans picture when they think of Arrow House, the mansion Tommy acquires to match his new status. The BBC's series three production notes credit Arley with the exterior and ground-floor rooms, and series three opens there with Tommy's wedding. Arrow House returns through to the final series. The story sets it in the countryside outside Birmingham; the real hall is a Victorian house in rural Cheshire. Its kitchens on screen were filmed at Tatton Park and its upstairs rooms at Croxteth Hall in Liverpool.
The real place
What you can visit
Arley Hall and Gardens is a family-owned estate known above all for its gardens, including a celebrated double herbaceous border. The gardens open seasonally, roughly from spring to autumn, and the Hall's rooms open on selected days only, with a separate upgrade on garden admission. A Peaky Blinders exhibition with dressed rooms ran in the Hall in early 2026 and has now ended, so do not expect set dressing. Check the estate's website for the current season, Hall days and prices before you travel. There is a café on site.
Hall days book up; if seeing the interior matters to you, check the dates first and plan the trip around them.
BBC Media Centre: Peaky Blinders series 3 press pack ↗Arley is in rural Cheshire between Northwich and Knutsford, signposted from the M6 and M56. A car is the practical way to get there, with a car park on site (a parking charge applies). Public transport is limited. Garden paths include gravel and grass; check the estate's access information for routes and the Hall.
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More views of Arley Hall and Gardens
Common questions
Planning a responsible visit
Can you visit Tommy Shelby's house?
You can visit Arley Hall, which plays Arrow House's exterior and ground floor. The gardens open seasonally and the Hall on selected days, so check the estate's calendar.
Was the wedding in series three filmed at Arley Hall?
Yes. The wedding that opens series three was filmed at Arley, which gave Arrow House its exterior and ground-floor rooms.
Is the Peaky Blinders exhibition still on?
No. The dressed-room exhibition in the Hall ran in early 2026 and has closed. The house and gardens can still be visited on normal opening days.
Was the film's country house Arley Hall?
No. Tommy's isolated house in the 2026 film was Calke Abbey in Derbyshire. Arley belongs to the television series.
Plan your visit
Build it into the day.
Combine with Tatton Park, about 20 minutes' drive east, to see the Arrow House kitchens too.
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