© Brett Lees-Smith
Photograph © Gardenvisit.com
Photograph © Gardenvisit.com
A 'landscape park' which was formerly part of a larger estate. It had baroque layout by Charles Bridgeman for John Vanbrugh, who owned the estate until 171. A belvedere (by Vanbrugh, c 1715) and a grass amphitheatre (by Bridgeman, c 1725) survive. William Kent began the transformation to the 'natural' style, converting the canal to a lake and designing an island with a pavilion (c1735). The lake was serpentined and is overlooked by the, carefully restored, grass amphitheatre.
See blog post comment on the management of Claremont Landscape Garden and see blog post on the History of Claremont Landscape Garden




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