Pleasure grounds around Palladian mansion of William Champion, Quaker industrialist, 1750s-69. History and design of ornamental layout bound up with Champion’s adjacent copper works. Fragmentary but extensive remains: Echo Pond, Grotto, Neptune statue, walks, boathouse (lake now caravan park), mount.

Remains of elaborate enclosed Tudor garden on pre- Conquest site: formal planting from time of Henry VIII; C16 bee-boles; C18 ha-ha; specimen cedars and sequoia; yew topiary hedges and arbour; lawns and flowerbeds enclosed by castellated walls; Armillary sundial; recent vineyard.

Remnant of C17 formal garden; remains of sunken parterre; summerhouse; orchard; yew topiary hedging; walled kitchen garden; ha-ha. .

C19 pleasure grounds: now part hotel, part public park known as Kingsgate Park; coach house; crinklecrankle wall; ha-ha; lodge; remains of Victorian planting, fine specimen trees, shrubbery; modern planting; lake.

C16 manor house; estate owned by the Trottman family from Charles I’s reign to 1857. Kip depicted formal gardens in 1712, but of these little remains; now chiefly lawns and parkland with mature clumps; substantial ha-ha; pond in park; lime avenue from lodge.

Fragmented remains of C18 landscape park and C19 romantic rock valley garden: C18 avenue and specimen trees; sheer rock face and heavily wooded deep valley setting to early C19 picturesque garden features; grotto in rock face; waterfall and pond with statue; tunnel and woodland path to ornamental footbridge; long serpentine stone staircase to valley bottom, all now heavily overgrown.

Plantsman’s garden on old market garden site: large collection of alpine houses and frames, raised beds, rock walls and peat beds; shrubs and herbaceous borders.

Landscape park, 1764, by ‘Capability’ Brown for Sir William Codrington, modified 1793 by Emes and Webb, for Christopher Bethell Codrington: church; conservatory; walled kitchen garden; classical garden buildings and lodges; summerhouses; two irregular lakes linked by serpentine aqueduct and castellated Gothic cascade; 1930s terraced flower gardens with fountain; perimeter tree belt, woodlands and well-timbered park; grove of Corsican pines; specimen trees including lime, beech, oak, cedar, Turkey oak, Lucombe oak, holm oak, fern-leaved beech, walnut.