Formal gardens appropriately complement the Grade II* listed house (not open) with its Georgian front and rear Elizabethan wing. Magnificent hedging gives the main lawn a defined space for the statuary and formal beds, at their best in the early summer. Tall trees in the less formal garden at the rear provide a backdrop to the bulbs planted in grassy area and a small woodland pathway to a little hill overlooking a small brook.
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Formal gardens appropriately complement the Grade II* listed house (not open) with its Georgian front and rear Elizabethan wing. Magnificent hedging gives the main lawn a defined space for the statuary and formal beds, at their best in the early summer. Tall trees in the less formal garden at the rear provide a backdrop to the bulbs planted in grassy area and a small woodland pathway to a little hill overlooking a small brook.
Queens House,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
CB21 4HS
A group opening is when a number of gardens open together on the same day.
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A small, long Edwardian plot planted as a cottage garden. Dominated by a large walnut tree which is lovely in the summer but makes this very much a...
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11 acres of grass, lake, ponds and woodland. The woodland contains a quiet area for meditation. A beach hut sits beside the larger wildlife pond. A...
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A tiny garden, not usually open to the public, with everything that can be done in a small space - it has it all, inc heart, madness, and...
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A carefully designed garden with borrowed landscapes and flower filled herbaceous beds. Clever planting which creates separate areas with distinct...
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A modestly sized garden featuring a number of themed areas inc a vine covered pergola providing dappled shade over the dining area, pollinating...
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The front garden is gravelled with roses, irises and patio buddlias, with a grasses area and a mixed border in front of the house. The rear garden...
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In 2023 the current owners took over an overgrown wilderness, with some years of neglect. Predominantly laid to lawn, and flanked on two sides by...
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Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Queens House at this time.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.
There are no plants for sale for the time being.
Yes, one or more routes at Queens House are accessible to wheelchair users.
Queens House is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.
