Abbey Road Gardens
Tucked away on the historic site of a medieval abbey, Abbey Road Gardens is a charming one-acre, cottage-style garden created with passion and care. Once part of the Abbey Farm of the medieval Kilculliheen Abbey, the garden is rooted in history while offering a peaceful and welcoming space to explore.
A Collector’s Garden
This plant collector’s garden makes the most of its rich soil and sheltered setting, allowing for an impressive variety of planting. Visitors can enjoy a diverse mix of perennials, old roses, trees, and shrubs, thoughtfully arranged to create colour, texture, and interest throughout the seasons.
Though modest in size, Abbey Road Gardens is full of character. It’s a small garden with a big heart, known for its warm welcome and tranquil atmosphere.
Plan Your Visit
Abbey Road Gardens is open from April to the end of August, with visits by appointment only. Advance booking is recommended to fully enjoy this unique and intimate garden experience.
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Overview
Abbey Road Gardens is a one-acre cottage-style garden set on the historic grounds of a medieval abbey, featuring a rich collection of perennials, roses, trees, and shrubs.
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