
Find out more about the history of this remarkable house, how Charles Rennie Mackintosh became involved, and how it has been restored to its former glory.
See how the house looks now. You can see a slideshow of the house here, or take a virtual tour.
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78 Derngate is an important and award-winning historic house set in the heart of Northampton. Only one hour away from London and close to the MI, Northampton is a vibrant, eight hundred year old county town. Along with numerous other attractions within the town, 78 Derngate is a gem of a tourist attraction waiting to be discovered.
Open February to Christmas, Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm.
Portraits of Northampton . . .
Sam Wadsworth, an exciting young painter, will be showing a new body of work created for this solo gallery show.

Celebrating the beauty of Northampton in its buildings and parks, people and places, Sam has created a new collection of 'Portraits of Northampton'.


The Dining Room
A stunning boutique-style restaurant serving a selection of gourmet teas, coffees and cakes, light meals and hot lunches, all home made from locally-sourced produce. Don't miss the piece-de-resistance, the reinvention of the classic afternoon tea.

Shopping
Showcasing quality contemporary gifts, jewellery and crafts from modern designer makers as well as books, cards and gifts featuring Mackintosh, his contemporaries and other significant figures from the history of art.

The Gallery Upstairs
The Gallery Upstairs is the new gallery showcasing some of the best of contemporary crafts.
Tucked within 78 Derngate, it brings a taste of excellent craft with a year-round programme of selling exhibitions.
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Private Functions &
Corporate Hospitality:
With its stunning collection of rooms, prestigious town centre location and unique quality, 82 Derngate is ideally suited for private and corporate events, functions and workshops.