An Elizabethan house (1582), altered and given a park in the eighteenth century. Lancelot Brown designed the park and, with Nash and Bellamy, altered the house. Brown retained the great avenue and designed a sunk fence, an oval lake and a Gothic bath house. Repton produced a Red Book for the estate but it has disappeared and the work was not executed. Corsham's rose garden and round pond are, however, Reptonian in character.