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© Averil Bowers
Even the snow couldn't keep our feathered friends away
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© Toast of Leeds
Keeping warm under the heavy winter fleece
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© Carla Weatherall
The garden blanketed in snow waiting for its first footprints
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© Toast of Leeds
Snow in the garden
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© Carla Weatherall
The snow topped Starkie Wing
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Wram up warm and enjoy a crisp winters walk
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© Carla Weatherall
A thick blanket of snow covers the rose garden
17th-century manor house with romantic, intimate gardens
For generations, the East Riddlesden Hall estate was a hive of farming activity; producing enough milk, cheese and bread to adequately supply the household and its workers.
Today, our friendly room guides bring the house to life and share the fascinating stories that have made this special place an award-winning visitor attraction. Going into the Hall feels like walking through someone's home; it has a cosy lived-in feel, and creates a relaxing atmosphere where visitors can feel at ease examining the exquisite embroideries and blackwork, oak furniture and pewter.
Don't miss
- Absorb the tranquillity of our romantic award-winning gardens
- Visit one of the finest 17th-century barns in northern England
- Go wild in our children's natural play areas
- Seek out the ghostly grey lady among our exquisite embroideries
- Spy on local birdlife from our new bird hide
- Step into the shoes of a 17th-century merchant
Award winners
© Welcome to Yorkshire
East Riddlesden Hall has been named as Yorkshire’s Small Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2011 White Rose Awards.
The hall was recognised at the prestigious awards ceremony – the largest tourism event in the UK – by official tourism agency Welcome to Yorkshire.
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