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Cottesbrooke Hall
Cottesbrooke Hall is a magnificent Queen Anne house dating from 1702 set in delightful rural Northamptonshire. Reputed to be the pattern for Jane Austen´s `Mansfield Park´. The Woolavington Collection of sporting pictures at Cottesbrooke is possibly one of the finest of its type in Europe. Also to be found are portraits, bronzes, 18th century English and French furniture and fine porcelain. In the formal award winning gardens huge 300 year old cedars set off magnificent pools, lily ponds and double herbaceous borders recently redesigned by James Alexander Sinclair. The Wild Garden is a short walk across the Park and is planted along the course of a stream.
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Cottesbrooke Hall,
Cottesbrooke,
Northampton,
Northamptonshire
NN6 8PF
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Information on Cottesbrooke Hall, Cottesbrooke, Northampton
| Opening Times: | House Tour & Gardens: 1 May to end Sep. May & Jun, Wed & Thu 14:00-17:30. Jul to Sep, Thu 14:00-17:30. May to Sep all BH Mons 14:00-17:30. |
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| Admission: | House & Garden: Adult £8.00, Child £3.50, Concession £6.50. Garden only: Adult £5.50, Child £2.50, Concession £4.50. Disables access: Please speak to the Administrator regarding your visit. |
| Location: | 10 miles north of Northampton, near Creaton on A5199 (formally A50). Signposted from J1 on A14. |
| Facilities: |
Guided Tours,
Limited Disabled Access,
Refreshments,
Parking Availability |
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| Organisation(s): |
Historic Houses Association |