Fragments of deer park, C16 for Sir Thomas Chester, a Kip engraving shows deer in park.  Mostly built over though site of house remains surrounded by mature C18 & C19 planting. C16 octagonal tower survived demolition of house in c1970, now reduced in height and incorporated into modern house.

Modern garden incorporating C17 features: three walled gardens; stone seats; sundial; modern planting in period.

Garden on C17 site, part G.H. Kitchen for Countess of Westmoreland, 1927: three C20 walled formal gardens, one in walled kitchen garden; C19 avenue, lodge; C19 air-shaft for railway tunnel in style of Gothic tower; stables; remains of C17/C19 formal terraced gardens now under grass and woodland; C19 raised terrace walk behind crenellated ‘fortifications’ ending in raised terreplain with corner bastions; C19 woodland ‘wilderness’; summerhouse, loggia and lily-pool.

Mid-laic C19 vicarage garden. Terrace in front of house (tennis or croquet lawn); fine trees and shrubs, some introduced by Canon Ellacombe of Bitton; vegetable garden to rear of house.

Regency style garden on an earlier site, part built over and divided in two: steps to lawn; small pond; remains of chapel-like garden building; remains of glasshouses; 2.2ha pond with island; specimen cedars and Scots pine; dovecote, lodge, remains of ancient sweet chestnut avenue now outside these properties.

Informal garden on 1890 site. Remnants of original features include Victorian summer house (dated around 1890), an old water garden in the woodland, orchard, formal sunken rose garden, specimen trees and yew topiary. Garden leading down to a woodland slope, part of ancient woodland named Haw Wood. Picturesque views over Severn Estuary One time a school, now a hotel and wedding venue

Communal garden 1788-1840’s: three rectangular compartments separated by roads and enclosed by cast-iron railings; grass with fine trees and shrubs. Within Clifton Conservation Area.  

Early C19 park and pleasure grounds (formerly known as Richmond Hall); designed by Charles Harcourt Masters. Ornamental woodlands around two lakes and serpentine water course; grotto; parkland with belt planting; icehouse; walled kitchen garden; lime and sweet chestnut avenue; specimen trees on lawn.

C18-C19 garden above River Frome; specimen trees near house; zig-zag paths with pennant stone retaining walls down to riverside; overgrown woods contain mature trees.   .

Formal and informal gardens on C19 site: views over Severn estuary to Welsh hills; walled kitchen garden; 1920s conservatory and informal garden; specimen trees; topiary; shrubbery, rockery and walks; watercourse; lake; fine recent planting.