The Amstel House is one of the few surviving authentic colonial 1730’s mansions of New Castle. The home was owned by one of the wealthiest local men of the era, Dr. John Finney. The home’s fine architectural details and garden will show you how the upper class lived in colonial times.

Explore furnishings, brick, and woodwork representative of the 18th century, including the large open hearth. Learn about the way of life for the city’s elite through authentic artifacts and family possessions from the owner and neighboring New Castle colonial residents.

Tours:
Guided tours of the Amstel House Museum are available and included in your admission. Tickets can also be purchased for tours at both the Dutch House and Amstel House museums.

Logistics:
On street parking is available throughout the Historic New Castle area.

Hours:
The house is open to tours April through December. Occasional events and demonstrations may be held in the house for the public outside these times, check the New Castle Historical Society website for event details.

Monday – Friday: Closed
Saturday – Sunday: Hourly tours from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM.

Admission:
Tickets for the Amstel House are $4 ($1.50 for children). Combined tickets may also be purchased for $7 ($2.50 for children). This ticket includes admission to the Dutch House Museum as well. Visit the New Castle Visitor Center for tickets information.

Getting Here:
Address: 2 E. Fourth Street
New Castle, DE 19720
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