An informal yet bold, tapestry-style garden complements this stunning Tudor mansion wonderfully. Dating from the early 16^th Century, the manor was visited by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Before that, it served as a monastery.

Brockworth Court Gardens contains many interesting features such as an original and natural fish pond with Monet Bridge, a kitchen garden, and a replica thatched Fijian house.

The owners, Tim and Bridget, have and continue to develop the garden. They garden organically and naturally and undertake all of the gardening work themselves. Recently they were forced to remove all of the box hedging and parterres. They quickly realized that, if anything, it would give their garden an even more natural, free-flowing look and feel.

Here at Cotswold Garden Tours, we recommend that you visit this enchanting place and feel the passion and philosophy of the owners.