Houses & gardens in West YorkshireWest Yorkshire, England

11 houses and gardens in the Albion Guide across West Yorkshire — see the full houses and gardens directory, or everything to explore in West Yorkshire.

Harewood House

Grand house with Capability Brown parkland.

A Palladian house holding one of the finest Chippendale furniture collections anywhere.

A grand Victorian cemetery of obelisks and mausolea laid out by Bradford wool merchants.

Five hundred acres of Bretton Hall parkland dotted with Moore, Hepworth and Goldsworthy sculpture, plus formal gardens and galleries.

Bradford's first public park, opened in 1853 with mill-owners' money.

One of the best-preserved Paxton parks, given to Halifax in 1857.

A dramatic hillside cemetery of 1872 with twin Gothic chapels by William Gay.

A National Trust place in West Yorkshire.

Lakeside Leeds park of 179 acres with demonstration gardens, rock gardens and mature woodland.

An early-18th-century garden of geometric avenues, a stone cascade and temples, largely intact.

The home of philanthropist Lady Elizabeth Hastings, whose bequest still funds Oxford scholarships.