Originally built in 1886 by linen merchant Thomas Workman to supply his grand estate with fresh produce, this 1.5-acre, Grade B1 listed Victorian garden lay neglected for over 70 years.
Now undergoing a sensitive restoration, the garden and surrounding buildings are being reimagined as a heritage-led eco-tourism destination, rooted in organic, regenerative growing and sustainable, circular practices that celebrate biodiversity and local traditions.
Designed with accessibility and inclusivity in mind, the garden will offer year-round beauty and already hosts a growing programme of nature-based workshops, cultural events, and private experiences.
During restoration, the Walled Garden will remain closed and will only be accessible for pre-booked workshop, experiences and private functions.