Tatton Park

A nineteenth century house, by Samuel Wyatt, with park and garden. The estate layout has changed with many of the currents of taste in garden design. A Beech avenue survives from an early-eighteenth century design, Humphry Repton prepared a Red Book in 1791. Lewis Wyatt designed a flower garden in 1814. Joseph Paxton designed a terrace garden and a fernery in the 1850s. A Japanese Temple and garden was added in 1910. The result is a good example of the Mixed Style. The 120-foot Pinery (1774) was restored and reopened in April 2007 by the Countess of Wessex.