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East Riddlesden Hall Garden

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  • East Riddlesden Hall Garden Michael Wilson © Michael Wilson
  • East Riddlesden Hall Garden Photograph © National Trust
  • East Riddlesden Hall Garden, West Yorkshire Photograph © National Trust

Gardenvisit Editorial

A seventeenth century house with a garden designed by Graham Stuart Thomas for the National Trust. A wall was moved, to give privacy and 'With the wall removed it was decided to make a formal garden - not a slavish period piece, but a neat and orderley design. . . It has a short avenue of pyramid apples and pears, a small sunken, paved rose garden with box hedges, and a chequered planting of Mophead Acacias on a small side lawy. The borders are filled with a modern scheme of shrubs and plants designed to provide beauty and interest throughout the season'. This is a concise account of the National Trust Style of garden design.
Address - Bradford Road, Keighley, West Yorkshire, England, BD20 5EL
Opening times - Early April to early November. Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Also open Mondays in July and August. Open 12 noon to 5pm.
Admission - Adult £5.00 (includes 10% voluntary gift aid donation)
Website - Visit the East Riddlesden Hall Garden website

Designers and Influences

This garden has been designed and influenced by Graham Stuart Thomas

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Recent Reviews

  • over 1 year ago Anonymous said

    what information for wheel chair uses and acess for all ?

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