A nice gardens with several interesting picturesque areas. There are a few water features, a kitchen garden, and a few flower gardens as well as a pool area, wooded area, a crochet lawn, and a tennis court all are not really available to the public at least I don't think they were. There is a lot of tables on the terrace for café dining as well as bathrooms, which had a dove cote with some fancy doves, the ponds had a black Swan and some ducks and quite a few dragonflies too. There were a few benches to sit on as well. They had several art exhibitions placed all around the gardens too. One topiary of a Swan as well.

A lovely garden and it's rose week, which began on Friday. The lady doing the talk was very knowledgeable and nice. It also has a good tea room with a selection of home made cakes and hot scones fresh from the oven. We will definitely be back. The gardens are open until late September. Dogs are not allowed in the garden except assistance dogs.

What a beautiful estate and how gorgeous and well taken care of are all the plants. Went for the Rose week and I had a blast! David, one of the main gardeners, gave us a tour of all the roses they had on the garden, very knowledgable and nice guide! Also their cafe has most of the veggies from their little garden! Everything is very cute and full of hidden sculptures and spots around the property

A very Traditional garden with ‘rooms’ currently the rose garden smell divine and the greenhouse has some spectacular passion flowers hanging down. The vistas are beautiful and make for a lovely peaceful afternoon. The cafe sells very interesting homemade food and spectacular cakes which on a lovely day can be eaten on the terrace.

The gardens were so beautiful and meticulously maintained. The cafe has brilliant indoor and outdoor seating whilst the food is delicious. We can’t wait to visit again.