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Manderston
Duns
Scottish Borders

TD11 3PP

tel: 01361 883450
fax: 01361 882010

Area: Scotland
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Manderston -- Scotland
Visitor Information www.manderston.co.uk -- email: palmer {at} manderston.co.uk

Manderston
Scotland
All details updated* as of: 09/02/2010
Text-Only version here

Disabled information plus mobility and walking aids
 Opening Days and Hours

6th May - 26th Sept; Sun & Thurs, and BHs in late May & Aug; 11.30am - dusk

Parties / Coaches: Yes
Groups of 15 or more by appointment.
Groups / Coaches need Appointment: Yes

House Open for Viewing: Yes
Mid-May - end Sept; Thurs & Sun; 1.30pm - 5pm, last entry 4.15pm

National Garden Scheme days: No
Best Times of Year to Visit:
May -June
Summer / autumn
To see:
Woodland garden
Formal gardens
 Admission Prices
House & Gardens. Adult £8.50; Concession £8; Child £4.50; Child under 12 free
Gardens only. Adult £4.50; Concession £4; Child £2; Child under 12 free
 Onsite Facilities
Parking: Yes
Lavatories: Yes
Disabled Access: No
Shop: Yes
Plants for Sale: No
Lunches: No
Teas: Yes
Light Refreshment: No
Picnics: Yes
Dogs Allowed: Yes
On Lead only: Yes
Special Events: No
Other Facilities:
 Garden Features
Very good collection of rhododendron species and varieties in woodland garden.
Many open air events in 2005 to celebrate the centenary year. See local Press.
English Heritage Garden Grade:
National Collection:
 Description of Garden
Designer:
There are 56 acres of gardens, being a combination of the formal and informal that is unique to Scotland. There are formal terraces at the south front which look over the south lawn and lake to the woodland garden. On the north side there is lawn with mature trees at the other side of which is a magnificent gateway leading to the formal garden and herbaceous borders. Sadly the walled garden is no longer open to the public. Wonderful stables, described as "perfection".
 History of Garden
Kinross designed the four formal terrace gardens which are planted in Edwardian style. The lake, the shape of the landscaping and the Chinese bridge probably all date from the 18th century when the original house was built.
 Nearby Scotland Hotels, Facilities & Amenities
Hotels & Accommodation:
Barniken House Hotel, Duns
Restaurants:
Inns & Pubs:
Wheatsheaf, Swinton
Villages / Towns / Sightseeing:
Berwick-on-Tweed
Kelso
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