This timeless and elegant walled garden overlooks historic deer park and the Golden Valley below.

You feel an air of peace and tranquility as you wander through the topiary Yews and the grass steps, both designed by Edwin Lutyens.

The long, mixed borders are some of the grandest in England still in private ownership and are brimming with roses, shrubs, perennials, and bulbs. The Wisteria clad manor, dating back to 1620 also provides the most amazing backdrop to the garden.

Other features include a magical 200 year old Sycamore growing through a stone wall, an ancient Mulberry planted in 1620, a rill garden with fountain, and the most enchanting Arboretum.

The Wills family continue to develop the garden and have included a fun, spiraling Dahlia garden, and greenhouses that have also been modified to create a wonderful café.

Cotswold Garden Tours invite you to experience the relaxed and serene atmosphere of this classic Cotswold garden.

Created in the 1740s as a fanciful pleasure garden by wealthy landowner Benjamin Hyett, Painswick Rococo Garden is the country’s last remaining Rococo garden.

Sadly it soon became overgrown and completely lost and forgotten about. It was only in the early 1980s that historians discovered a painting of the house and garden that they realized it was there! After a major restoration project it was brought back to its former glory and opened to the public in 1988.

These beautiful Georgian gardens feature a mesmerizing landscape containing deceptive vistas, pools, formal vegetable gardens, serpentine paths, follies and sculpture.

You are cordially invited to be transported back to a lost time of entertainment, leisure, fantasy and pleasure. Cotswold Garden Tours will unlock this hidden garden.