The Gardens
Kyre Park is a privately owned parkland & gardens, laid out in 1754 by Capability Brown. Considered one of the finest gardens in Worcestershire since the mid 1700s, the gardens at Kyre continue to delight.
The park consist of five lakes, waterfalls, follies, a Grade II listed Jacobean barn (now Kyre Park Antiques Barn & Bistro), a ruin, and a Norman dovecote.
An Invitation to Stay at Kyre Park
An Invitation to Stay at Kyre Park
Kyre Park is the home of Mrs Tzaraine Gwyn-Jones, whose late husband brought this house back from virtual dereliction after it had been, for many years, in institutional use. It was only one of many houses which he saved.
Mrs Gwyn-Jones has commissioned Nicholas Merchant, who lectures extensively on the Decorative Arts for Historic Houses, for the Friends of the BADA, as well as the Arts Society, to arrange a short stay in the house. Yes, you will actually stay in the spacious elegance of this house now complete with every modern convenience, including a lift and a gym.
From the house the party will visit country houses in this beautiful region of England as well as the workshop of John Beavan, one of England’s most renowned cabinet- makers.
https://www.johnbeavan.com/ for a look at some of his marvellous works
An invitation to stay at Kyre Park House
An 18th century Worcestershire country house set in a Capability Brown park
September 3rd to September 7th 2023
To download the itinerary for this unique trip and first of its kind hosted from Kyre Park please click this link - Itinerary
To download the booking form please click this link - Booking form - Aspect Events
Once the form has been completed please return Nicholas Merchant via email to MERCHANTN@BTCONNECT.COM
STAY AT
KYRE PARK
Plan Your Visit
Opening Times
The Park & Gardens: remains open daily, from 10 am - 5 pm. Suggested donation of £3.50. Dogs are welcome in the Park and allowed off leads, if kept under control.
Antiques Barn & Bistro: Wed-Sun, 10 am - 5 pm.
Please note, the house is closed to the public.
Food & Drink
The Bistro at Kyre Antiques Barn has been closed but we are exploring alternative options for on site food and drink.
Keep and eye out on the website and our instagram for future plans and developments.
LOCAL AREA
Kyre Park is surrounded by the stunning Malvern Hills, with an abundance of outdoor activities on offer, including horseback riding, fishing, hang-gliding, paragliding and climbing.
The park is conveniently located just 30 minutes from the medieval town of Ludlow, well-known for its outstanding food, drinks, shops, market, historic architecture and fascinating history.
kyre park history
Kyre Park is a former deer park of medieval origin, licensed in 1275. The main house can be dated back to the medieval era, with later Elizabethan, Jacobean and Georgian additions.
The ladscape gardens and pleasure grounds were laid out in 1754 by Capability Brown.
A family seat, a WWII military convalescent, a sanatorium and nursing home for children, a care home and a family home. Kyre Park has a rich and vibrant history, with strong social and political ties.
ST MARY’S CHURCH
A church of Norman origin.
Home to the Geneva Bible, 1578.
getting here
LOCATION.
Kyre Park, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, WR15 8RW
Kyre is conveniently located 8 mins from Tenbury Wells and 30 minutes from the historic medieval town of Ludlow.
The nearest train stations are Leominster (20 minutes) and Ludlow (30 minutes).
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