Double House is a listed period cottage in Bristol with a contemporary kitchen extension and a small cottage style garden full of pollinator friendly planting. Dating from 1730, the house was once part of the wider Ashton Court Estate. The owners bought it at auction...
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The Old Rectory is a formal country garden and Georgian rectory in South Gloucestershire, restored by the owners over a period of 12 years. Garden designer Iain MacDonald worked with the owners on the garden, which consists of approximately 2 acres of walled garden as...
Read MoreA unique Arts & Crafts style house just a stone's throw from the coast, with a garden designed by Helen Elks-Smith for outdoor living. The palette of plants is at home in the coastal environment: structural Phormiums and Echiums, grasses that dance in the softest breeze, dusky...
Read MoreLocated on the edge of Lyme Regis, Bay House has a small sloping garden that makes the most of its far reaching views over countryside and sea. Designer Alice Meacham has built an elegant set of terraces filled with coast tolerant planting, and a network...
Read MoreThis is the garden of respected plantswoman and self confessed plantaholic Derry Watkins. Located in an idyllic valley just north of Bath, the garden was designed and built by Derry’s husband the architect Peter Clegg OBE, but planted by Derry with all sorts of less-usual...
Read MoreA city with a significant maritime history. The Floating Harbour dominates the centre of the city, home to iconic tourist attractions such as Brunel’s SS Great Britain and a replica of John Cabot’s The Matthew. The harbour is also host to a number of watersports,...
Read MoreA UNESCO World Heritage city with layers of history from the impressive Roman baths to the ubiquitous Georgian architecture. Literary connections to Jane Austin and scientific connections to William and Caroline Herschel who discovered the planet Uranus. Several museums, green spaces, and the rooftop Thermae Bath Spa make this a year-round...
Read MoreDoynton House is a listed 17th Century house with several garden areas defined by hedges and historic walls. A serpentine tree-lined driveway winds its way through the main lawn to the front door. Meanwhile, a walled Long Garden stretches from the back door down to...
Read MoreInspirational landscapes owned and cared for by the National Trust, captured in the very best light....
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