Greys Court

Five small walled gardens hold old-fashioned roses, a wisteria pergola and an ornamental vegetable garden, overlooked by a tower that is the only surviving part of the medieval castle.

A Tudor-style mansion built within the courtyard walls of a medieval fortified house, with a rare Tudor donkey wheel in the well house that was used until the early twentieth century.

A brick-path turf maze with Christian symbolism, seven rings for the seven days of creation among them, was inspired by Archbishop Robert Runcie and dedicated by him in 1981.