Deene Park - House & Gardens
Deene Park is a Tudor and Georgian Mansion in Northamptonshire. Home of the 7th Earl of Cardigan who led the Charge of the Light Brigade.
About Deene Park
Deene Park is a wonderful eclectic mix of architectural styles, having evolved through the centuries. Before the Norman Conquest and for 150 years afterwards the Manor of Deene belonged to the Abbey of Westminster and was used occasionally by the Abbot.
The House | Deene Park
Deene Park has a mixture of furnishings and family possessions full of sentimental value collected over many years. The unique blend provides the visitor with an impressive yet intimate ambiance; a family home spanning the lifetime of many generations.
About The Estate - Deene Park
Deene Park is a ring fenced Estate, bisected by the A43 road that links Corby to Stamford. The Estate is centred around Deene Park, with its Tudor Hall and designed landscape, gardens and parkland.
The Gardens - Deene Park
The Gardens at Deene Park consist of formal gardens to the south giving way to a vista of parkland and lakes linked by a canal, spanned by a stone bridge.
Opening Times and Admission Fees - Deene Park
THE HOUSE & GARDENS ARE NOW CLOSED UNTIL 2025*. 2025 Opening times will be available in the New Year. *We have two special tours taking place in October and December, details of both tours can be found by clicking HERE.
Family History | Deene Park
They left the house much as it was but modernised and redecorated the interior. He built the lantern over the Oak Staircase, repaired the Great Hall and converted the summer house into a billiard room (now the Chapel).
Brudenell Portrait Collection | August 2020 - Deene Park
This month we explore the history of the Brudenell Portrait Collection. When Charlotte Brudenell took over the running of the house in 2013, she realised quickly that the 500th anniversary of Brudenell’s living at Deene was about to happen. Deene Park has been passed through fourteen generations of Brudenell’s for over 500 years – a feat ...
The Old Kitchen Tea Room - Deene Park
Set in what was the old kitchen for the main house, the tea room is dominated by a wall-to-wall Victorian range complete with open fire; the original stone slabs set into the floor were quarried locally, probably from the Weldon Quarry.
Garden Blog | April 2024 - Deene Park
Alternative methods of glasshouse shading available include external shade netting, whereby a large piece of plastic weave can simply be thrown over the roof and clipped to the outside, or use the same type of shade netting but clipped up to the interior. Until next month, happy gardening.