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Anglesey Abbey, Gardens & Lode Mill

Quy Road, Lode, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9EJ

A National Trust estate with seasonal gardens, more than 100 sculptures and a working 18th-century watermill.

Visit information checked 17 August 2026

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Why visit Anglesey Abbey, Gardens & Lode Mill?

Anglesey Abbey combines a large designed garden with an eighteenth-century watermill and an art-filled country house. The garden is arranged for interest across the year. Winter visitors can follow the Winter Garden, while later seasons bring the herbaceous border, roses and dahlias. More than 100 sculptures sit throughout the grounds, so there is plenty to notice beyond the planting. The working Lode Mill and woodland play area make the estate useful for mixed-age groups.

What to see

  • Walk through the Winter Garden, herbaceous border and formal seasonal gardens.
  • Look for more than 100 sculptures placed around the grounds.
  • See Lode Mill, an eighteenth-century watermill that still operates on selected days.

Plan your visit

Best for
Seasonal garden colour, sculpture, family visits and anyone combining a garden with a historic house and mill.
Before you go
The estate covers a wide area and individual buildings can have different opening times. Check the National Trust page for the day's access, ticket and parking details.

Source: National Trust visitor information

Garden features

National Trust Historic

Location

Quy Road, Lode, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9EJ

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