This garden, divided by an 18th-century brick wall, contains various rooms within it. The blend of formal and practical, with a structured lawn, maze and Yew Court, next to a vegetable garden and miniature meadow, bring added charm to a classical look.
Classic garden
Garden wall
The original garden wall from the 18th century runs the entire length of the garden, dividing the ordered side of the garden from the more relaxed and practical elements. This wall also provides shade for a number of plants that wouldn't thrive in the full glare of the sun.
Structured garden pond
This formal pond was based on the design of a Queen Anne mirror. A Victorian statue of mercury and a gothic-style arch, which almost a frames the pond, transform this water feature into a regal statement.
Formal garden lawn
The oversized clipped topiary of the Yew Court gives this space an almost cartoon-like look. It adds a sense of fun to the garden, while still remaining a traditional garden space.
Classic garden greenhouse
Curved garden path
Just outside the greenhouse, a garden path leads the way out to the vegetable patch and cutting garden. Rambling plants, which cascade onto the path, act to lessen the structured nature of its borders.
Garden allotment
An old apple tree provides cooling shade in the lush vegetable garden. Evenly spaced, slightly raised plant boxes house collections of fruits and vegetables, for an easily manageable design.
Shaded garden dining area
Set aside from the main garden, this small paved area, with a collection of weathered garden furniture, has become a relaxed place to sit and eat, or simply admire the garden.
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