Stoneleigh Abbey Walks
This walk explores the estate of Stoneleigh Abbey near Kenilworth in Warwickshire.
The 16th century house is surrounded by a beautiful country estate with woodland, landscaped parkland and gardens. It's a lovely place for a stroll with some wonderful architecture including a 14th century gatehouse. There's also nice views of the River Avon which runs through the park.
To extend your walking in the area head east into Stoneleigh village where you can pick up the Coventry Way and the Warwickshire Centenary Way. Heading east along the Coventry Way would take you to Bubbenhall and the delightful Ryton Pools Country Park where there's more woodland trails and a series of pretty lakes. Heading west would take you to Kenilworth where you can explore the historic castle.
Postcode
CV8 2LF - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsPlease click here for more information
Stoneleigh Abbey Ordnance Survey Map 
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Photos
The Abbey was founded by the Cistercians in 1154, but very little trace remains of the original Abbey buildings. This is the courtyard an Elizabethan part of Stoneleigh Abbey
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Gatehouse, Stoneleigh Abbey (geograph 4118799)
River Avon. This is the view upriver from the bridge in the western parkland.
Driveway to Stoneleigh Abbey from Stoneleigh Road, B4113
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The entrance to the Stable Block, Stoneleigh Abbey
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Stoneleigh Abbey
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Bluebells in the foreground with the river and house in the background
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