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Mount Grace Priory, House and Gardens

Ruin of a 14th-century Carthusian priory, a manor house and gardens

Staddle Bridge, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 3JG

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Ruins of the Carthusian Mount Grace Priory in spring with daffodils, North Yorkshire

One disabled parking space, bookable. Ramp into house and Priory grounds. Café wheelchair accessible. Assistance dogs welcome. Hearing loop available.
Mount Grace Priory Access Statement
Accessible toilet
Designated parking
There are two accessible parking spaces, 25 metres from entrance. Booking advisable, via English Heritage
Drop-off point
Please call in advance if you would like to arrange drop off at the entrance to the manor house
Induction loop
Portable loop available from admission desk
Level access to food outlet
Café and external seating are wheelchair accessible
Ramped access/slopes
Ramp into the manor house and to the priory grounds. Only the cell’s ground floor and monastic herb garden to rear (one step) are accessible without going through narrow doors
Seating available
Benches located around the cloister and front gardens. Café seating available
Steps/uneven terrain
One step to monastic herb garden. Staircase to first floor of the manor house. Two flights (each with three steps) into the cloister. Uneven ground, rabbit holes, low walls and drainage channels all over the site
Wheelchairs available
Staddle Bridge, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 3JG
01609883494
mountgracepriory@nationaltrust.org.uk

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Visiting Mount Grace Priory, House and Gardens with your dog

Dogs on a short lead are welcome in the grounds of Mount Grace. Find out about the facilities on offer for your canine companions, along with guidance to help ensure everyone enjoys their visit. Mount Grace is a two pawprint rated place.

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