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High on the western edge of the Pennines is Lyme Hall (as featured in BBC TV's dramatisation of 'Pride and Prejudice'), a stately mix of the Elizabethan period, with 18th and 19th century adaptations by Leoni and Wyatt. In addition to 1,400 acres of Park and Moorland, the beautiful 17 acre Victorian garden contains spectacular formal bedding and a sunken Dutch Garden. Coffee shop and gift shops.

PARKING	Blue badge parking in Orangery Yard and at Coffee Shop. General car park some distance away.
APPROACH	From main car park - long, steeped incline to Hall. From BB parking - steep incline over cobbled/sand surfaces - difficult to negotiate when wet. Alternatively, free courtesy minibus (without chair lift) available - please ring for details.
TOILETS	Main House - unisex accessible toilet via ladies toilet. Accessible toilet opposite coffee shop (Old Workshop Tearooms). However you are unable to wash and dry hands whilst seated on the bowl.
REFRESHMENTS	Level access to both Hall tea room and Lakeside coffee shop.
GENERAL	Wheelchair users are advised to telephone in advance of visiting to check on availability of parking/assistance.
CHAPEL	One, steep step up into chapel.
GARDENS	On three levels - linked by ramps.
HALL	Three flights of stairs at main entrance. Alternative approach through the Rose Garden. Level access throughout first floor. Stairs to second floor.

Lyme Park
Disley
Stockport
SK12 2NX

Tel: 01663 766492
Fax: 01663 765035
mlyrec@smtp.ntrust.org.uk
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MAP: View map (opens in a new window)

OPEN: Park: All year, daily. Hall: April to October, Friday to Tuesday. Garden: April to Ocotber, daily. Please phone for exact details.

DIRECTIONS: Between Stockport and Buxton, on A6, 6.5 miles/11km south east of Stockport.

£: Admission charged, ring for details.