Historic Buildings and Gardens

Harewood House

Moor House, Harewood Estate, Harewood, Leeds,
West Yorkshire LS17 9LQ

Tel: 0113 2181010

e-mail: info@harewood.org

website: www.harewood.org.uk

 

Designed in 1759 by John Carr, Harewood House is the home of the Queen's cousin, the Earl of Harewood. His mother, HRH Princess Mary, Princess Royal lived at Harewood for 35 years and much of her Royal memorabilia is still displayed.

The House, renowned for its stunning architecture and exquisite Adam interiors, contains a rich collection of Chippendale furniture, fine porcelain and outstanding art collections from Italian Renaissance masterpieces and Turner watercolours to contemporary works. The Victorian kitchen, contains "the best collection of noble household copperware in the country" giving visitors a glimpse into an essential area of yesteryear's below-stairs life.

The inspiring grounds, enfold gardens which include a restored parterre terrace, oriental rock garden, walled garden, lakeside and woodland walks, a bird garden and for youngsters, the thrills and excitement of the adventure playground!

Throughout the season Harewood hosts a number of special events including open air concerts, theatre performances, craft festivals, car rallies and much more! Harewood House is easily accessible and is just 20 minutes drive from Leeds City Centre or 45 minutes from York.

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