Througham Court

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Througham,
Gloucestershire, GL6 7HG

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Opening Days and Hours
Dates/days/times open:

May - Sept by appointment. Parties of more than 20 people welcome

Parties/Coaches: Yes

40-seater coaches only, narrow single track road

Group Appointment: Yes

By letter or email only.

House Open for Viewing: No
National Garden Scheme days: No
Best Times of Year to Visit:

June, July, September

To see:

Lots of structure and topiary, then summer planting and in the autumn, late flowering perennials. Beautifully positioned on the side of a secret valley with far ranging views.

Admission Prices

Parties of 20-40 people welcome; £18 (inclusive of VAT) per person to include coffee/biscuits (am visit) or tea/home-made cakes (pm visit) and 1.25h lecture tour around garden

Onsite Facilities
Parking: Yes
Shop: No
Teas: Yes
Dogs Allowed: No
Lavatories: Yes
Plants for Sale: No
Refreshment: No
On Lead only: No
Disabled Access: No
Lunches: Yes
Picnics: No
Special Events: No
Other Facilities & Comments:

Cold lunches by prior arrangement for groups 20-30

Garden Features & Events
English Heritage/Visit Scotland Garden Grade:
II*
National Collection:
Nearby Cambridgeshire Hotels, Facilities & Amenities


Hotels & Accommodation:

In Cirencester/Cheltenham/Painswick

Restaurants:

In Cirencester/Cheltenham/Painswick

Inns & Pubs:

The Bell Inn (Sapperton) Fosten's Ash (between Birdlip & The Camp) Daneway Inn (Daneway, Sapperton) Cotswolds 88 Hotel restaurant (Painswick)

Villages / Towns / Sightseeing:

Cirencester Miserden Sapperton Painswick (Queen of the Cotswolds)

Description of Garden

17th century Jacobean house of architectural interest with 6 acres of formal/informal landscape overlooking a peaceful Cotswold valley. The garden is an amalgam of a 1930's Arts & Crafts garden laid out by the Cotswold architect, Norman Jewson, and contemporary areas added in the last 14 years.

These areas are inspired by science and include Fibonacci's Walk; Cosmic Evolution Garden; Chiral Terrace and unusual gates and seats all designed by the owner- a landscape architect.

History Of Garden

2018 Garden Season

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