Renishaw Hall and Gardens

Description

Renishaw Hall and Gardens have been home to the Sitwell family for 400 years. Its present owner, Alexandra, welcomes you to visit her home.

Renishaw Hall Gardens are Italian in design and were laid out over 100 years ago by Sir George Sitwell. The garden is divided into 'rooms' with yew hedges, flanked with classical statues. These 'rooms' have been filled with an impressive collection of plants. The garden is set in acres of parkland with lakeside and nature walks alongside English herbaceous borders and ornamental ponds. Throughout the year are spectacular displays of flowers and plants.

Situated in the Stable Block is the museum.  Learn more about Renishaw Hall and Gardens and the Sitwell family by visiting the museum.  See the fascinating displays taken from the family archives.

Open Wednesday – Sunday

Café opens 9am
Gardens 10.30am
Close at 4.30pm

Food & Craft Fair – Free parking and £3 per person entry or pay Garden entry price and get the food and craft fair for free. RHS / HHA & Gardeners World not accepted on Event Days, please check the Renishaw Hall & Gardens website for details.

Feel free to enquire about holding events at Renishaw!

Renishaw Hall is still very much a family home which adds to its unique atmosphere. A tour of the Hall will allow you to see some of the spectacular collections of art and furniture that have been acquired by generations of Sitwells. It is quite literally a treasure trove, of inestimable value to students and art lovers alike. Tours take place every Friday and also weekends in August at 1pm and 2.30pm. Pre-booking is advisable.