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Kiftsgate Court Gardens

Magnificently situated garden on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment with views towards the Malvern Hills. Many unusual shrubs and plants including tree peonies, abutilons,…

Owlpen Manor

Romantic Tudor manor house, 1450-1616, with Cotswold Arts & Crafts associations. Remote wooded valley setting, with 16th and 17th century formal terraced gardens and magnificent yews. Contains unique painted cloth wall hangings, family and Arts & Crafts collections. Mill (1726), Court House (1620); licensed restaurant in medieval Cyder House. Victorian…

Rodmarton Manor

A Cotswold Arts and Crafts house, one of the last great country houses to be built in the traditional way and containing beautiful furniture, ironwork, china and needlework specially made for the house. The large garden complements the house and contains many areas of great beauty and character including the magnificent herbaceous borders, topiary, roses, rockery…

Sezincote

Exotic oriental water garden by Repton and Daniell. Large semi-circular orangery. House by…

Stanway House & Water Garden

"As perfect and pretty a Cotswold manor house as anyone is likely to see" (Fodor’s Great Britain 1998 guidebook). Stanway’s beautiful architecture, furniture, parkland and village are now complemented by the restored 18th century water garden and the magnificent fountain - 300 feet - making it the tallest garden fountain and gravity…

Sudeley Castle Gardens & Exhibitions

Award-winning gardens and medieval ruins surround Sudeley Castle, nestled in the Cotswold Hills. Fascinating exhibitions explore Sudeley’s royal connections spanning over 1000 years; Katherine Parr is entombed in St Mary’s Church within the grounds.…

Whittington Court

Elizabethan manor…

Combe Sydenham Country Park

Built in 1580…

Cothay Manor & Gardens

The magical, romantic, gardens of Cothay surround what is said to be the most perfect example of a small classic medieval manor. Many garden rooms, each a garden in itself, are set off a 200yd yew walk. In addition there is a bog garden with azaleas, and drifts of primuli, fine trees, cottage garden, courtyards, and river walk.…

Milton Lodge Gardens

"The great glory of the gardens of Milton Lodge is their position high up on the slopes of the Mendip Hills to the north of Wells … with broad panoramas of Wells Cathedral and the Vale of Avalon", (Lanning Roper). Charming, mature, Grade II listed terraced garden dating from 1909. Replanned 1962 with mixed shrubs, herbaceous plants, old fashioned roses and ground cover; numerous climbers; old established yew hedges.…