Delapré Abbey
Delapré Abbey
About Delapré Abbey
Delapré Abbey is a historic house and park in Northampton, built on the site of a medieval nunnery. As a visitor, you’ll experience tales of the Abbey told across five storytelling zones, you’ll investigate unexpected views, strange doorways and eccentric architecture and make your own memories in a building brimming with history. The Abbey is set within the remains of the formal and semi-formal gardens which were once the pride and joy of the Tate and Bouverie families.
There’s a large walled garden, superb specimen trees in the understated arboretum, the hidden remains of a splendid water garden and the south lawn which stretches out to the ha-ha which separates the lawn from the 500 acres of the wider parkland and the golf course beyond. Onsite there is a cafe, fine dining restaurant and a shop as well as regular events.
01604 760 817
How to get here
Abbey Cottage, London Road, Northampton, NN4 8AW
Green travel options:
By Bus:
There is a bus stop at the entrance to Delapré Abbey on London Road (A508) with various routes stopping regularly including 7, 33, 88, X6 and X7.For timetables, visit Stagecoach Midlands website.
By Train:
Northampton Railway Station is only a 30 minute walk or 10 minute drive away. Trains arrive from London Euston and Birmingham New Street at least once an hour and there are taxi points directly outside the station.
By Coach:
If you are travelling by coach for a specific visit with a party or group, there is designated coach parking available within the car park. We highly recommend pre-booking this in advance of your visit.
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