The Studley estate, now owned and managed by the National Trust, can be traced back to the 12th century and a map of the park first appeared in 1577. Studley Royal House was destroyed by fire in ...

Planning documents added: “The high number of visitors who solely use the deer park and do not visit the Studley Water Garden indicates that refreshment kiosk can be supported and is a viable ...

Studley Royal Park map (Image: submitted). Soon after the stables is St Mary’s Church, a beautiful Anglican Gothic style church only built in 1870. It is worth a visit inside.

Located in the extensive deer park is St Mary’s Church, a masterpiece of High Victorian Gothic architecture, designed by William Burges in 1871 and considered to be one of his finest works. Criterion ...

Planning documents added: “The high number of visitors who solely use the deer park and do not visit the Studley Water Garden indicates that refreshment kiosk can be supported and is a viable ...

The park has three different species of deer – red, ... Studley Royal Park was named Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site in 1986, and is set beside the ruins of Fountains Abbey.

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The deer park is home to about 550 deer in all – Red, ... Deer are wonderful creatures, says Studley Royal’s deer warden John Horrigan. “They never cease to fascinate me.

The park, which extends to about 800 acres, was modelled by Capability Brown and is now under the protection of the National Trust, meaning as owners of Studley Royal House you get to enjoy the ...

And these beautiful shots were captured by photographer Charlotte Graham as the sun rose over Studley Royal Park, in North Yorkshire. October is the most exciting time of year to watch deer as ...