Garden on earlier site: C19 arboretum with rare specimens, undergoing restoration and replanting; derelict icehouse; walled kitchen garden; C19 boating pond now formal lily pond; two ha-has; steps, piers and urns. House now a school.

C20 garden on former rectory glebe lands, C16: walled garden; orchard.  

C19 landscape park, 1843 onwards, for Earl of Ducie, on site of C15 deer park: terraced gardens, domed conservatory; walled kitchen garden; well-wooded with wide range of varieties, many exotic, huge ornamental pears, Tortworth chestnut, laburnum and wisteria arch; 21a. arboretum noted for its American oaks, hickories, monkey-puzzles, rare exotics and unique specimens; lake with boat house, cascade and ornamental conifers.

Semi-formal C19 garden remnant of extensive mid C17 estate: lawns with ha-has; C17 garden chapel; battlemented walled vinery with archway and glasshouses; walled kitchen garden; walled sunken garden; formal garden with steps and stone sphinxes, 1840, in Coade Stone produced by Coade & Sealy of Lambeth; formal ponds; many large specimen trees, ancient yews. Formerly a school. Now in residential use.

Terrace garden leading to naturalistic valley garden, from 1904 by Dr. Francis Crossman: terraces formerly contained collection of rock plants; valley garden straddling Bradley Brook; large specimens of sequoia, pines, cherries, almonds, acacias, tree cotoneaster, bamboos, rhododendrons, many unusual varieties; extensive collection of spring-flowering bulbs. A well known showpiece pre-1939 with much surviving in neglected condition. Now residential apartments.

Plantsman’s garden, created C19-20 on exposed site by the Parker family, Lords of the Manor of Upton Cheyney, by virtue of extensive shelter belts: upper and lower lawns, terrace, stone steps, pond and seat; 17th century cider mill; early C20 summerhouse;  fine specimen trees and shrub borders. John Scott Parker, O.B.E. (1872-1938) was Chief Horticultural Officer of the War Graves Commission for 14 years following World War II.    

Remains of Victorian garden: mature cypresses, oak, holm oak and shrubs; terraced lawns with steps; battlemented yew hedge; formerly with adjoining park, now partly built over.

C18 parkland on an earlier site: prospect mound and gazebo; ha-ha; duck pond.

C19 landscape park on C17 park: walled garden around ornamental fountain and pond; huge gate piers; knot garden enclosed by balustrade; ha-ha; ornamental streams with pools; parkland trees; recent planting; historic landscape damaged and obscured by earthworks for golf course. Now golf course and country club.

Landscape park, late C18 by Charles Harcourt Masters for William Blathwayt IV on site of extensive Baroque garden with cascade, parterres and terraces late 17C by Georg London for William Blathwayt. Statue of Neptune survives. 40 acre deer park, well timbered parkland with remains of formal layout. 11 acres formal garden around Elizabethan fish ponds. Visited by Humphry Repton c.1800