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Of fairly new construction, the garden of this town house was on two levels. The lower level was completely covered in tree canopy and even with the removal of some of the trees the result was an area of deep shade.

The Manor is a truly beautiful house enjoying outstanding views. The interior of the property has been lovingly restored and the client wanted the garden to complement the house. 

A rural retreat and weekend cottage in a ‘chocolate-box’ Gloucestershire village. The garden is very narrow and on a slope, which made it dark and uninviting.

Working closely with architects the house and garden were gradually transformed over some years. The project continues, with the promise of a folly at some stage in the future.

A contemporary garden to reflect a contemporary-style house built in the mid-‘00s. To make the most of the sunshine the main terrace was built to the rear of the garden, with a sunken seating area to give more interest.

A tiny space used to complement and extend the kitchen. Verdant foliage, lighting and a light metal pergola make this a delightful Mediterranean style garden that can be enjoyed for many months of the year and way beyond summer.

A delightful cottage garden set on the village green. Previously very disjointed with no cohesion and unsightly features such as an oil tank and electricity mast.

This was a brand new, semi-detached house built in the mid-’00s. A narrow path led from the garage to the back door and the garden sloped up to the house.

A very odd shaped garden with a narrow ‘L’ hugging two sides of the house, with the main grass area being at the front.