Cherry Hinton Hall

Cherry Hinton Hall is a Victorian country house in Cambridge set within 12 hectares of parkland featuring large ponds, mature trees, and expansive grass areas open to the public. The grounds include designated spaces for children to play, accessible water features, and walking trails that can be explored with mobile device guides.

The property was built in 1839 by John Okes, a surgeon at Addenbrookes Hospital, who developed extensive gardens with decorative water features on the site. Since 2008 an international school has occupied the Grade II listed building, blending modern educational use with the preservation of its historical structure.

The grounds host major events that shape the local community experience, particularly the annual summer music festival that draws visitors from across the region. The landscape itself is designed to encourage people to gather and spend time outdoors together.

The site has public toilets and children's play areas spread across the grounds making it easy to explore independently. The paths are well maintained and interactive guides available via mobile devices help visitors learn about the landscape and natural features.

The grounds host one of England's major music festivals each summer, drawing thousands of visitors over multiple days with performances across outdoor spaces. The large open areas and natural setting make this landscape an ideal backdrop for large gatherings and cultural events.