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Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site

A beautiful, large garden that complements the interesting and varied architecture. The Edwardian Wychfield House and its associated gardens contrast with the recent, contemporary development located off Storey's Way. Majestic trees, tulips and spring flowers on the cherry mound, shady under storey woodland planting and established lawns work together to provide an inspiring garden.

Owner Info

  • The Master & Fellows
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site
Trinity Hall – Wychfield Site

About Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site

The gardens at Wychfield site complement the various architectural styles of the buildings here. Areas of note include the Sunken Garden, with pleached limes, herbaceous borders and neatly cut yew hedges. The box beds where English country garden planting spills over the neat box hedging, Greenhouse Court, with many topiary forms and a much more contemporary feel and Green Lane, intended to reflect the style of a city street, but with a turf ‘road’.

Plant sale, tea and cakes.

Website:

https://www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/about/gardens

Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site features

  • Cashless
  • Cottage Garden
  • Historical Garden
  • Plants for sale
  • Refreshments
  • Roses
  • Town Garden
  • Tulips
  • Wheelchair access
  • Wildlife Garden

Location details

Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
CB3 0DZ

Directions to Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site
Turn into Storey's Way from Madingley Rd (A1303) & follow the yellow signs. Limited on-road parking is available.

Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site openings

Accessibility

  • Some gravel paths and steps.
  • Share this garden

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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site at this time.

Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.

Yes, there are various plants offerred for sale at  Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site, please enquire with the owners for more details.

Yes, one or more routes at Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site are accessible to wheelchair users.

Yes. Trinity Hall - Wychfield Site seeks to offer a sustainable refuge for nearby fauna and wildlife. These sanctuaries host diverse habitats supporting indigenous flora and fauna and nurturing local biodiversity.