• Dyrham Park (/ˈdɪrəm/) is a baroque English country house in an ancient deer park near the village of Dyrham in South Gloucestershire, England.
  • 8,097 Followers, 347 Following, 1,528 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from National Trust Dyrham Park (@ntdyrhampark).
  • From today, Dyrham Park opens their very own children's Christmas trail. ... Some more scenic shots from a snow-coated Dyrham Park today.
  • Dyrham Park - National Trust, Dyrham. 10,168 likes · 219 talking about this · 72,322 were here. 17th-century house, garden, parkland, shop & tea-room....
  • Dyrham Park is a magnificent late 17th-century stately home, begun in 1692 on older foundations by William Blathwayte, Secretary of State to William III.
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  • Dyrham Park is home to a 17th-century house and formal garden set in an ancient deer park with a small herd of fallow deer.
  • For enquiries about Dyrham Park, please contact the attraction using the details below. ... Wondering where to stay that's close to Dyrham Park?
  • (We are extremely grateful to Lisa White and the Attingham Summer School for this history of Dyrham Park.)
  • The National Trust plan shows Dyrham as a Serpentine Park with a 'formal' garden near the house. Kip and Knyff show Dyrham as a Baroque design.