Gardens in Norfolk
Something is always happening in the grounds of Bressingham Hall! The grounds at Bressingham are home to an award-winning garden landscape designed by Alan Bloom, and a popular steam railway and museum catering to families and railway buffs.
Low Road, Diss, Norfolk, England, IP22 2AA
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East Ruston Vicarage Garden is a superb 20th-century garden based around the historic vicarage of neighbouring St Mary's church. The location near the north Norfolk coast creates a sheltered micro-climate where exotic plants and trees flourish. Highlights include a sunken garden, Dutch garden, topiary, water features, wild flower meadows, and a Mediterranean garden.
Vicarage Road, East Ruston, Norfolk, England, NR12 9HN
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131 acres of beautiful gardens, including a mix of woodland nature trails, water gardens, and a secluded broad. The highlight of the gardens is its collection of candelabra primulas, best seen in May. The gardens are arguably at their best in late autumn when colours are at their best.
School Road, South Walsham, East Anglia, Norfolk, England, NR13 6DZ
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Garden: Fascinatingly diverse gardens surrounding a 17th century mansion. Victorian pleasure grounds with a Georgian orangery, many specimen trees, walled garden a superb woodland trails to enjoy. Also see the kitchen garden laid out around a pond.
Felbrigg, Norwich, Norfolk, England, NR11 8PR
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Garden: Beautiful gardens surround the medieval moated manor of Hindringham. Garden features include a lovely nutwalk, a formal garden area with pergolas and walls festooned with clematis, a wild garden, nut tunnel, stream garden, and a daffodil walk linking the moat and the medieval fishponds.
Blacksmiths Lane, Hindringham, Norfolk, England, NR21 0QA
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Heritage Highlight: 12th-century moat and medieval fish ponds
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Garden: Superb parkland laid out by William Kent with later contributions by Capability Brown and Humphrey Repton. The gardens feature rare trees and shrubs including holm oaks. A formal walled garden near the house surrounds a fountain, but the formality soon gives way to lovely wooded walks. The gardens at Holkham are famous for bluebells in spring.
Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, England, NR23 1AB
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Heritage Highlight: Superb marble entrance hall
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Hoveton is a lovely 15-acre garden on the edge of the Norfolk Broads, combining both formal and informal garden areas, with footbridges and walking trails. The gardens are built around a Regency mansion built by Humphry Repton from 1809.
Hoveton Hall Estate, Wroxham, Norfolk, England, NR12 8RJ
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A lovely garden surrounds the moated medieval manor house of Mannington Hall. The gardens at Mannington are wonderfully varied, with a special emphasis on classical and modern roses. A special exhibit traces the history of rose development over the centuries. The gardens are part of the Mannington Estate, owned by Lord and Lady Walpole, who also own Wolterton Park, near Erpingham.
Little Barningham, Norfolk, England, NR11 7BB
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Garden: A formal French pareterre is at the heart of gardens surrounding a moated medieval manor house. There is also a walled garden and kitchen garden, and enjoyable woodland walks.
Oxborough, near Swaffham, Norfolk, England, PE33 9PS
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Heritage Highlight: 16th century priest's hole and needlework by Mary, Queen of Scots and Bess of Hardwick
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At Raveningham Hall, attractive 19th-century formal gardens surround an elegant Georgian house, with a walled garden dating to the 18th century. Raveningham specialises in rare and unusual shrubs and herbaceous plants. Raveningham Hall is the family home of the Bacon family, and the present gardens were planted by the current owner's mother some 50 years ago.
The Estate Office, Raveningham, Norwich, Norfolk, England, NR14 6NS
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