Drewton Estate is a historic country estate located in West Yorkshire, England. The estate features a stunning 18th-century mansion, beautifully landscaped gardens, and rolling parkland. Visitors can explore the opulent state rooms, including the grand ballroom, dining room, and library, which showcase exquisite furnishings and artwork. The estate's gardens boast a variety of plants, flowers, and trees, as well as a tranquil lake and walking trails. Additionally, the estate offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside and is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer and birds.
Gorgeous country estate, for a lovely scenic walk. Visit here at least 4 times a week. A few different routes to take, fantastic place.
Beautiful place. Great for walking.
Good run estate friendly and a good cafe
Lovely countryside but not sympathetically managed by the custodians. Ancient boundary markers uprooted during forestry works, barbed wire and keep out signs everywhere, and a well frequented path closed off. Admittedly the closed path is not a legal right of way but it was used for decades by locals to avoid a dangerous road walk and caused no harm to the estate. The owners could learn a lot by taking a trip to Sledmere estate.
Always delicious food in a lovely setting. Helpful friendly staff too.
Lot's of walking areas & is very beautiful to take it all in. Just be aware it is very up & down. Not easy for beginner walkers.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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Gorgeous country estate, for a lovely scenic walk. Visit here at least 4 times a week. A few different routes to take, fantastic place.
Beautiful place. Great for walking.
Good run estate friendly and a good cafe
Lovely countryside but not sympathetically managed by the custodians. Ancient boundary markers uprooted during forestry works, barbed wire and keep out signs everywhere, and a well frequented path closed off. Admittedly the closed path is not a legal right of way but it was used for decades by locals to avoid a dangerous road walk and caused no harm to the estate. The owners could learn a lot by taking a trip to Sledmere estate.
Always delicious food in a lovely setting. Helpful friendly staff too.
Lot's of walking areas & is very beautiful to take it all in. Just be aware it is very up & down. Not easy for beginner walkers.
