Description:Surrounding the award-winning converted C18 Mill (not open), this valley garden has been designed to merge into the surrounding fields. Massed banks and borders provide colour all yr while streams, ponds, meadows and native trees support a variety of wildlife. Wild daffodils, common spotted orchids and primulas are spring highlights
Quirky garden sculpture. Children's trail. Plentiful birds & butterflies. Peace & tranquility

In the press:Featured in Herefordshire & Wye Valley Life and on BBC Hereford & Worester

Further details:A 17th century water mill – transformed by the owner’s architect son into an award winning home – nestling in the Herefordshire countryside, amid extensive naturalistic gardens. This is a very special place of peace and tranquillity and we have tried not to detract from its natural beauty. The sounds of water in the brook, the wind in the trees and birdsong are an important part of the garden. Winding paths lead through the meadows, woodland glades and orchards. Banks are thickly planted with grasses, shrubs and groundcover and primulas thrive by the water. In Spring, native daffodils drift into the fields and orchids seed themselves among the grass. The garden appeals to people of all ages. Children especially enjoy the garden trail, with freedom to explore and search for tree faces, a man and his dog, a tree climber and the lady by the stream. There are ample places to sit and rest or enjoy a picnic with views into the surrounding countryside. After exploring the garden, enjoy a selection of home-made cakes in sunshine on the terrace or by the warmth of the Rayburn in the kitchen.