Thornbridge Hall is a Grade II listed stately home nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Peak District in Derbshire. Set on 100 acres of stunning parkland, it is the family residence and private home …
Thornbridge Hall is a Grade II listed stately home nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Peak District in Derbshire. Set on 100 acres of stunning parkland, it is the family residence and private home of Jim and Emma Harrison. The Hall and its 14 acres of formal gardens have been lovingly restored and is now recognised as one of the most beautiful, quirky stately homes in the U.K. Visit Quackers Cafe and enjoy coffee and homemade cake or light lunch with a pint of Thornbridge beer. Browse The Emporium for plants and locally made gifts. Stroll around our formal gardens and take in the breathtaking views of the Peak District. You can also book a tour of the Hall and gain insight into the fascinating history of Thornbridge.
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Nov 6, 2024
We had a thoroughly enjoyable time visiting Thornbridge Hall and Gardens for my husband's birthday treat. We started with a very unique and entertaining guided tour with Adam, brother to the owner o… Full review by Dronnylady
Nov 5, 2024
We will definitely come back to visit this beautiful and welcoming place and estate, we had an amazing time while there , everyone was so kind and so respectful. I love to see more places like this … Full review by Jan A
Nov 4, 2024
Not your usual ‘stately home’. It is a lived in home with lots of history, some of which has still to be discovered. The owners are doing a great job of preserving and restoring what they got when th… Full review by Rammy_10
Is the garden open momorrow Friday 10th May and what is the entrance price for OAPs.
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Big apologies only just seen you question - didn’t actually know you can ask questions. Oh well still lots to learn about all this social media malarkey. We open every day - all year …
Big apologies only just seen you question - didn’t actually know you can ask questions. Oh well still lots to learn about all this social media malarkey. We open every day - all year round. Yippee
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