Arts and Craft Gardens near me

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We have over 25 Arts and Crafts Houses and Gardens for you to visit in the British Isles.
William Morris was the main influence of the Arts and Crafts movement (from around 1840) in Great Britain and believed that gardens should be 'well fenced' against the outside world.
We are fortunate to have many Arts and Crafts Houses and Gardens that survive today.
Most of these Arts and Craft Gardens are formal in structure with garden rooms, topiary and colourful plantings. Water can also be a feature with formal pools and rills. Pergolas, summer houses and dry stone walls also feature strongly.
Although we have a section of Arts and Crafts inspired Gardens and Houses to visit, we would love to add more to our list, and if you know one which should be on our guide please let us know.

National Trust

Wightwick Manor Garden, National Trust, Staffodshire

Staffordshire, Alfred Parsons helped to design the gardens at Wightwick Manor - he also designed the gardens at Great Chalfield Manor. Arts and Crafts House also open.

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RHS Partner Garden

Winterbourne House and Garden, Birmingham

Birmingham, Winterbourne is one of the best surviving examples of an Edwardian Arts and Crafts suburban villa garden. property is home to a beautiful walled garden, striking colour themed borders, original sandstone rock garden and stream side planting.

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Historic Houses

Wollerton Old Hall Garden, Market Drayton

Shropshire, Wollerton Old Hall Garden has a long and colourful history and is in the Arts and Crafts Style with separate garden rooms and strong topiary.

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Wyndcliffe Court Gardens, near Chepstow

Monmouthshire, Wyndcliffe Court Gardens are Grade II listed and designed in the Arts and Crafts style. features sculpted topiary, a sunken garden, a summerhouse, walled gardens, fountains, a lily pond and a bowling lawn leading on to wooded walks.

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York Gate Garden Leeds by Clive Nicholls

York Gate Garden in Leeds

Yorkshire, York Gate - one of Perennial's gardens. The design of 'rooms' interlinked through a succession of vistas and executed with meticulous attention to detail owed much to the Arts and Crafts movement, complemented by Sybil's skills as a plantswoman.

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