The Burkett family home is the real-life location of Arley Hall in Cheshire, England. It’s pulled double duty elsewhere – as Tommy Shelby’s stately manor in Peaky Blinders.

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Tommy Shelby's house in Peaky Blinders The house used in the famous series is Arley Hall, in Northwich, Cheshire. The Hall was built in 1832 and is owned by Viscount Ashbrook.

13:29, 10 Jun 2022Updated13:39, 10 Jun 2022 See news near you Fans of Peaky Blinders will get chance to walk inside Tommy's mansion - aka Arley Hall - at open days this March(Image: Arley Hall/BBC) ...

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Arley Hall is a stunning stately home built between 1832 and 1845 and the Cheshire spot is used as Tommy's house in the later series' of the show.

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Arley Hall and Gardens is hosting a special Peaky Blinders weekend from Friday, February 28 until Monday, March 3.

Situated in Northwich in Cheshire, which is around a 40-minute drive from Manchester, Arley Hall is a Grade II-listed building which has its own chapel and gardens within its 2,000 acres site ...

In fact, last year Arley Hall & Gardens held a Peaky Blinders exhibition, where fans could tour rooms re-created to look just as they did when Tommy was the man of the house.

On Saturday, March 1, Peaky Blinders look-alikes will be at Arley Hall for photo opportunities and there'll be a selection of coats and hats set out for visitors to get into character.