Wrest Park is a spectacular country estate on the edge of Silsoe village. The present house was built in 1834 by Thomas de Grey, an amateur architect who was inspired by Parisian design. Acres of beautiful parkland and formal gardens, including impressive columns, an orangery, a Baroque pavilion, and marble fountains, surround the house.

The Grade-I listed estate is managed by English Heritage. Check their website for more information: english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/wrest-park

Steve Little

May 26, 2019

Free parking for cyclists

David Wilcock

April 6, 2024

Can't access the cafe unless your a member, absolute jokes.

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Location: Silsoe, Central Bedfordshire, East Of England, England, United Kingdom

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