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     • Address The Abbey House, Market Cross, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England, SN16 9AS Opening times March 21 to October 31. Daily. Open 11am to 5:30pm.
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   When is Abbey House open?

   • Opening times March 21 to October 31. Daily. Open 11am to 5:30pm. A sixteenth century house with a 5 acre garden in the centre of Malmesbury. The garden has been developed by the Pollards, who bought Abbey House in 1994.

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   Will Abbey House Manor Gardens be reimagined?

   • As we reimagine the gardens, bold decisions are being made to rejuvenate key areas and restore them into the much-loved, vibrant spaces they once were. This is just the start of our journey. Abbey House Manor Gardens will have several open days throughout the year, please keep an eye on our social media and websites for updates.

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   Is Abbey House a modern garden?

   • The garden has been developed by the Pollards, who bought Abbey House in 1994. There is a Knot Garden with a well, laburnum tunnel and extensive collections of roses and herbs. But, on balance, the garden design style is Postmodern. A garden of great diversity. Up to date but on an ancient hill.

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   Who owns Abbey House Manor Gardens?

   • Kim and Whit bought the house and gardens November 2021, and plan to lovingly restore the historic property into a luxury hotel, subject to receiving permissions. In the meantime, the couple are opening up the famous gardens to the public on the second Saturday of each month. Abbey House Manor Gardens (Image: Drea Macmillan/Abbey House Manor)

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   Where is Abbey House in Malmesbury?

   • Abbey House, Market Cross, Malmesbury, SN16 9AS. Discover Abbey House Manor in the heart of Malmesbury - an impressive Grade I listed house with five acres of gardens steeped in history.

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   Who owns Abbey House?

   • In 1968, Eva Mackirdy sold Abbey House to a group of Anglican nuns who were members of the Community of St Andrew. They used the property as a retirement home for elderly sisters and their guests. In 1994, Abbey House was bought by Ian and Barbara Pollard, who had previously owned Hazelbury Manor, another mansion near Box in Wiltshire.

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   Join us at Abbey House Manor Garden open day on Sunday 1st September to see our beautiful gardens and enjoy performances from local musicians. Soft and alcoholic drinks to be available to purchase on our pop up bar.

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   Jun 20, 2022 · Nearly 200 visitors enjoyed the first open gardens day of the 2022 season at Abbey House Manor, Malmesbury, on Saturday, May 14, welcomed by the new Mayor of Malmesbury Kim Power and Abbey House Manor owners Kim and Whit Hanks.

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   Wednesday 11 September: Between 10am and 3pm. Location & directions. East Cliff, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4JT. Directions: The shortest route to YHA Whitby from the town centre is via Whitby’s iconic 199 steps. These are stone, with handrails on both sides and benches at some intervals.

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   Apr 25, 2022 · Tickets for Abbey House Manor gardens Open Days are now on sale here www.abbeyhousemanor.com. All proceeds this season are going to Malmesbury Carnival. You can download the leaflet below for...

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   Join us at Abbey House Manor Garden open day on Sunday 1st September to see our beautiful gardens and enjoy performances from local musicians. Soft and alcoholic drinks to be available to purchase on our pop up bar.

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   Address The Abbey House, Market Cross, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England, SN16 9AS Opening times March 21 to October 31. Daily. Open 11am to 5:30pm. Entrance fee Adults £6.50 Concessions £5.75 Children 5 - 15 yrs £3.00 Under 5s FREE Family £16 Groups (min 20) £5.50 Website Visit the Abbey House Gardens website

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   During the 2022 summer season the gardens were opened from May to October on the second Saturday of each month. Abbey House is a Tudor English country house built on part of the site of Malmesbury Abbey, a medieval Benedictine monastery which was dissolved in 1539. It is a Grade I listed building. [1] .