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Introduction

Services / facilities within the grounds include Port Sunlight Museum, Lady Lever Art Gallery, Hulme Hall, Gladstone Theatre, Soap Works and Leverhulme Hotel.

Comments View
- Port Sunlight Village is a local historical landmark of grade 1 listed buildings set within the Lord Leverhulme estate.
- Within the estate are various tourist attractions.
- There is a designated tourist route map available from the museum to guide you through the Port Sunlight Trail.
- The map costs £1.50 and gives you the route plan and places to stop on the trail.

Public Car Parks View
- There is not a car park for public use within 200m (approx).
On Street Blue Badge Parking View
- On street marked Blue Badge bays are available.
- The dimensions of the marked Blue Badge bays are 150cm x 1000cm (4ft 11in x 32ft 10in).
- On street Blue Badge parking is located on Lower Road.
On Street Standard Parking View
- Clearly signed and / or standard marked parking bays are not available.
Drop-off Point View
- There is not a designated drop off point.

Along King George Drive and Queen Marys Drive is a communal garden. Within the garden is bench seating and the Diamond Jubilee Sundial.

To the far end of King George Drive by Jubilee Crescent is the memorials. The Hillsborough memorial garden has 1 step in front of the entrance. Beyond the entrance is the garden with bench seating.

Comments View
- The nearest accessible toilet is in the Lady Lever Art Gallery or Port Sunlight Museum.

Availability and Location of Standard Toilets View
- Standard toilet facilities are not available.
Comments View
- The nearest standard toilets are in the Lady Lever Art Gallery or Port Sunlight Museum.