Friday 7 March 2014

Hall Place & Gardens Pt. 2

I thought I would quickly move on from Beastley Hall
and out into the gardens



The house faces right onto the main road


The wall on the left shows the structure of the stone work



This Grade I Tudor listed mansion was built for a former Lord Mayor of London in 1537 and is situated in 65 acres of stunning gardens



The gardens are big on topiary















There was obviously an add on addition at some time


There were many artists dotted around the place




It is now time to have lunch in the restaurant



All sides of the house are different


interesting ironwork on the gate to the main road
The day of this visit we visited two more interesting but very different houses close by so stay tuned 


10 comments:

CherryPie said...

Oh yes, the gardens are a lot more pleasing to my eye :-)

Needled Mom said...

Oh wow!!! Those gardens are gorgeous, but the buildings are as well.

Vee said...

The gardens are not a bit scary!

Sara at Come Away With Me said...

Such a pleasant relief after Beastley Hall!

Diane at My Cottage Garden said...

Stunning photos. I must visit place one day. There is absolutely no place in the world that have more beautiful gardens than England!

Thanks so much for the virtual tour.

Winifred said...

Absolutely beautiful photos Barbara. Must have been a lovely day there.

Lorrie said...

The gardens have more charm than the interior of the house. Lovely paths. I find it so interesting that these historic sites have lunch facilities - such a great idea.

La Petite Gallery said...

What a treat, love tagging along with you. What a fantastic GrandMother you must be.
All these fantastic places you
visit. Thanks for all this beauty. Happy St Pats Day and Spring is coming. yvonne

nikkipolani said...

Sixty five acres?? Goodness. I think I'd need a room at the Hall for a few days :-) Beautiful views in nearly every direction.

Anonymous said...

Lovely gardens and architecture. I am curious. How do you select your destinations?