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Mount Grace Priory

Image: Mount Grace Priory with flowers

Staddle Bridge
Northallerton
DL6 3JG
North Yorkshire
England

Facilities

Parking: yes
Shop: yes

Contact details
General information (Tel) : 01609 883494
Customer Services : customers@english-heritage.org.uk
Website : www.english-heritage.org.uk/mountgracepriory

Open
21 March - 30 September 2008
Thurs-Mon
10.00-18.00

1 October 2008-31 March 2009
Thurs-Sun
10.00-16.00

Closed
24-26 December and 1 January

Admission charges
Adults: £4.00
Children: £2.00
Concessions: £3.20
Family: £10.00
English Heritage Members: Free

15% discount for groups of 11 and more.

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Description
Set amid woodland below the escarpment of the North York Moors and the Cleveland Way National Trail, Mount Grace is a monastic ruin of an unusual kind. It is the best-preserved of the ten British 'charterhouses', whose Carthusian monks lived as hermits in cottage-like cells. A reconstructed monk's cell and recently revamped herb plot offer a glimpse into the live of the medieval residents. The gardens are a haven for wildlife, including the famous 'Priory Stoats'.

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