Magnificent 18th century palace surrounded by extensive landscaped grounds. The walled garden contains over 400 old roses. James Russell started the garden in 1975 and occupies a large square area that has long been devoted to vegetables. The southern half is Lady Cecilia’s Garden; the northern half is divided into two roughly square gardens; the Sundial Garden is where you find modern roses. Standard roses are planted among them, adding height and small explosions of colour.