La Seigneurie House and Gardens

Sark·Attraction

Standout

461-year heritage (1565)

Story

Site dates to the 6th century when the Priory of Saint Magloire established a monastery. Home to Sark's Seigneurs since 1675. Gardens restored to their 1860 design. The 22nd Seigneur Michael Beaumont died in 2016, succeeded by Major Christopher Beaumont (23rd Seigneur).

La Seigneurie House and Gardens is a 4.9-acre historic attraction on Sark, set within the grounds of a 16th-century manor house that has been the residence of the Seigneur of Sark since 1675. The gardens feature a walled garden, maze, stumpery, Victorian vinery, two chapels, dovecote, Napoleonic signalling tower, amphitheatre, and a David Austin rose collection. The garden holds RHS Recommended status. Open Easter to end of October; a licensed bistro, gift shop, and plant sales are on site.

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Quick facts

Established
1565 · 461 years
Payment methods
Cashless payment accepted

People4

  • Major Christopher Beaumont23rd Seigneur of Sark
  • Sarah Beaumontgarden owner
  • Jo Birchgarden contact
  • Seigneurial familyGuided tours

From their website

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  • Garden tours
  • Maze
  • Chapel exhibits on Seigneurial history
  • Licensed bistro/restaurant
  • Gift shop
  • Plant sales

Credentials

Memberships & accreditations

  • Rhs

Certifications

  • RHS Recommended Garden

Visiting & access

Wheelchair access
Wheelchair accessible to most of the garden. Free entry for carers.

Hours

Easter to end of October, 9am-6pm daily. Winter visitors welcome with donation at the gate.

Contact

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Address
La Seigneurie, Sark, Channel Islands, GY10 1SF

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for La Seigneurie House and Gardens.

  • 1675Became home to Sark's Seigneurs
  • 201622nd Seigneur Michael Beaumont died · Succeeded by Major Christopher Beaumont (23rd Seigneur).

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