Auckland Castle Deer House in Durham: photos, reviews

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Auckland Castle Deer House in Durham offers a delightful escape into history and nature. This remarkable mock castle, set within a mature deer forest, captivates visitors with its intriguing architecture and serene surroundings. Constructed around 1760 for Bishop Richard Trevor, the Deer House holds both historical and architectural significance as a listed building and scheduled monument. Wander through the enchanting wooded parkland adorned with majestic chestnut trees, perfect for a leisurely family outing. The annual AGLOW light festival brings the grounds to life, enchanting guests of all ages with mesmerizing displays and festive activities, reinforcing its reputation as a cherished local attraction with an impressive 4.5-star Google rating.

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Mark

Lovely place to wander amongst veteran trees and riverside grasslands. Deer house offers an interesting glimpse into the history of the place.

Des Hartley

Beautiful walk by the river, loved the Deer house...

Balefire Ltd

Beautiful little building in a historic setting. It's well maintained and there's some wonderful walks nearby.

Auckland Castle Deer House in Durham

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