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Deene Park is very much a home, open for house and garden visits during public Open Days. The personal touches, mementos and family collections make this one of the most comfortable and charming Country Houses to visit.
The Brudenells have lived here since the 16th century when they built one of the grandest houses in the county. It's great hall still lies at the heart of the present building. In the early 19th century the then Lord Cardigan created a stunning suite of regency rooms on the south front. Relics of his descendant, Cardigan of the Crimean war, abound here.
The garden reflects the personality of its owners, as a staunch advocate of the humble "cup of tea" the garden topiary has been shaped into teapots, and a ...
2021
Following the recent government announcements regarding Covid-19 we have decided to postpone opening the house, gardens and parkland until further notice.
We will continue to monitor the situation whilst following government guidance and will share any updates via our website and social media channels.
If you have any queries regarding the above please email [email protected]. Thank you.
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