These
pleasure grounds at Kedleston Hall were created by Lord Scarsdale with
designs and buildings by Robert Adam. There is a 3.5 mile walk which gives
extensive views.
Between 1922 and 1924 some of the grounds were redesigned with help from
Edward Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll. Today the present plantings give an
18th century feel, with buildings and monuments including an Orangery.
There are fine trees, shrubs, azaleas and rhododendrons, roses, and good
autumn tints.
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2008 Kedleston Hall
Garden open - 1
March - 2 November daily 10 - 6.
House as above 12 - 5 except
closed Thursdays &
Fridays
Park -
All year - daily
Open Good Friday.
Restaurant, shop, disabled access.
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Kedleston Hall
Derby, Derbyshire, De225JH
Tel 01332 842191
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