Mount Pleasant is a garden of just under ½ an acre on two levels with a high bank (part of which is a rockery) in between. The lower level is partly a gravel garden and partly a parterre. The higher level is partly a lawn interspersed with flower beds and partly a wildflower meadow with trees. Access to this area is by a slope, quite steep in places, or 26 steps.
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Mount Pleasant is a garden of just under ½ an acre on two levels with a high bank (part of which is a rockery) in between. The lower level is partly a gravel garden and partly a parterre. The higher level is partly a lawn interspersed with flower beds and partly a wildflower meadow with trees. Access to this area is by a slope, quite steep in places, or 26 steps.
Mount Pleasant,
Dunsomer Hill,
Didcot,
Oxfordshire,
OX11 9AR
Directions to Mount Pleasant
Just opp Bear Ln.
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