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Dyrham Park is a Grade I listed historic building in South Gloucestershire, cared for by the National Trust. Find out how to visit and what's nearby.
About Dyrham Park
Built between 1692 and 1704 for William Blathwayt, a senior civil servant under William III, Dyrham Park is a late 17th- and early 18th-century baroque country house set within a deer park on the edge of the Cotswolds in South Gloucestershire.
Construction took place in two stages: the west front was completed in 1692 and the east front in 1704.
The interiors reflect Blathwayt's taste for Dutch fashions, acquired through years of diplomatic work in The Hague.
The National Trust acquired the property in 1961 and has cared for it since.
The house is perhaps best known to film audiences as a location in the 1993 Merchant Ivory production The Remains of the Day.
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Plan your visit to Dyrham Park
Nearest station: Oldland (Avon Valley Railway) (4.8 miles)
Part of the Cotswolds: see all the National Trust places there, with a map and day-trip routes.
Open year-round for the parkland; house and gardens open seasonally — check the National Trust website for current dates and times.
Places to visit near Dyrham Park
Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument
View Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument on heritage mapBeckfords Tower And Museum
View Beckfords Tower And Museum on heritage mapLittle Solsbury Hill
View Little Solsbury Hill on heritage mapFashion Museum
View Fashion Museum on heritage mapHistoric places nearby
Within 5 miles of Dyrham Park (SN14) there are 3 historic properties, including 1 historic building, 1 museum and 1 historic house, across English Heritage and Historic Houses sites.
Within 10 miles of Dyrham Park (SN14) there are 13 historic properties, including 5 historic houses, 4 historic buildings and 3 churchs, across Historic Houses, English Heritage and Churches Conservation Trust sites.
Within 20 miles of Dyrham Park (SN14) there are 56 historic properties, including 24 historic buildings, 14 historic houses and 5 churchs, across English Heritage, Historic Houses and National Trust sites.
