Last updated on 08 August 12
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Lyndhurst Garden

2.0/5 (1 ratings)

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A grand Hudson River Estate with a Gothic Revival mansion, designed by Alexander Jackson Davis in 1838. It is the type of place Jackson's friend, and America's pioneer landscape architect, Andrew Jackson Downing, wrote about in his chapter on 'Landscape or rural architecture' (in his Treatise on the theory and practice of landscape gardening, adapted to North America,1841). Behind Davis and Downing looms the presence of John Claudius Loudon, author of Encyclopedias on Gardening and Architecture. Lyndhurst was bought by a railway magnate Jay Gould in 1880. The garden has sweeping lawns, shrubs, specimen trees, a curving entrance drive, steel-framed conservatory, fernery and a circular rose garden with central gazebo.

Address - Lyndhurst, 635 South Broadway, Tarrytown, New York, USA, NY 10591
Website - Visit the Lyndhurst Garden website

Local Hotels

Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Doubletree Hotel Tarrytown (0km away)
From $97.30 to $289.00
Tarrytown House (1km away)
From $97.30 to $259.00
Courtyard Tarrytown Greenburgh (1km away)
From $119.00 to $259.00
Westchester Marriott (2km away)
From $149.00 to $279.00
SpringHill Suites Tarrytown Greenburgh (2km away)
From $119.00 to $209.00
Castle on the Hudson (2km away)
From $235.00 to $380.00
Ardsley Acres Hotel Court (5km away)
From $65.00 to $84.95
AKA White Plains (7km away)
From $150.00 to $205.00

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12 months ago billy Myers said
This was by far the most disappointing of all the Hudson valley gardens. A small rose garden was all there was. The house and grounds overlook the Hudson river and they are just like all the rest - beautiful. There is a shell of a massive conservatory rusting away. The place had definitely seen better days.

(2.0/5)

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