Leaving a Bequest to Eryldene
The iconic front gate & fence of Eryldene, including the hand-painted sign.
Leaving a bequest to the Eryldene Foundation is a generous way to ensure your lasting legacy to the endurance and upkeep of this beautiful house and garden for the enjoyment of generations to come. A gift in your will can make sure that all that you enjoy about Eryldene can be shared by others in the future.
Without ongoing funding from any government or other organisation Eryldene relies on the support of the community to meet its recurring expenses and the considerable maintenance needs of an historic house and world-renowned garden. Your gift will make you a lasting participant in the ongoing conservation of this State Heritage listed property, and expresses to all how much you have valued this special place.
A bequest can take many forms. It can be money, shares, assets or personal property. And you can specify a particular sum or items or a percentage of your estate.
Afternoon sunshine on the verandah and eastern loggia.
How You Can Support Eryldene in Your Will
You might like to contact the Eryldene Foundation to discuss making a bequest. The Foundation can provide suitable wording for your will. Each bequest of whatever amount is very welcome. We will have the pleasure of acknowledging your gift in our publications and on our website. Contributors are eligible for membership of the Foundation.
It is important that you speak with your solicitor to make sure that your bequest goes where you want it to go and is handled according to your wishes.
For further information about Bequests, please contact us directly:
The Eryldene Foundation
17 McIntosh Street Gordon NSW 2072
T 0422 596 292 / 02 9498 2271
E eryldene@eryldene.org.au
Support During OUR Covid RECOVERY
After what have arguably been the most difficult years in Eryldene’s history as a Trust, we need donations to keep this special place open and available for our community to enjoy.
Eryldene is a special, secluded place which provides not only a place for our community to gather but also a sanctuary for those who need a natural and harmonious environment during these turbulent times.