Baron Redesdale is a title in the British peerage, associated with the Redesdale family. The title was created in 1925 for Thomas Mitford, who was a prominent politician and served as a Conservative Member of Parliament. The family has historical ties to the Northumberland region, where they have lived for generations. The current holder of the title is David Mitford, the 3rd Baron Redesdale, who succeeded his father in 2006. The Redesdale family is known for its contributions to British society, including involvement in politics and the arts. The family estate, Batsford Park, is also notable for its gardens and arboretum.