The garden at Friar Park in Henley-on-Thames — the Oxfordshire home of the late Beatle George Harrison and his wife Olivia — is breathtaking. The ‘Gardening Beatle’ did a spectacular job of reviving ...

One more Friar Park-related story: The property changed hands a number of times from the mid-19th century, with the most prominent owner being the eccentric lawyer Sir Frank Crisp, with whom ...

The 2025 Jean & Alfred Goldstein Exhibition will reimagine Friar Park, an estate that was owned by Harrison in the UK. Once built in 1889, Harrison purchased the neglected land in 1970 with hopes ...

It’s an immersive walk through Harrison’s life post-Beatles, drawing inspiration from the singer’s English home, Friar Park, a mind-boggling gorgeous estate in Henley-on-Thames, England.

The huge new £20m Friar Park ‘urban village’, which is set to be built in the next several years, includes up to 630 new homes and improvements to the nearby Millennium Community Centre.

Harrison developed his passion for gardening after he purchased the Friar Park estate in Henley-on-Thames, England, in 1970. The residence was built in 1989 by an eccentric lawyer named Sir Frank ...

Sandwell Council said the expected the 630 homes to be built by 2031 based on the land being ready in June 2024. Planned upgrades to Friar Park's Millenium Centre has also been pushed back from ...

The 2025 Jean & Alfred Goldstein Exhibition will reimagine Friar Park, an estate that was owned by Harrison in the UK. Once built in 1889, Harrison purchased the neglected land in 1970 with hopes ...