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Claydon House

A walled garden created in the eighteenth century for the 2nd Earl Verney. The original design, by James Sanderson a pupil of Lancelot Capability Brown, was in the Serpentine style. The inner part of the estate then became a nineteenth century style with a Victorian kitchen garden, a pool garden, greenhouses and a rose garden (with a focus on Scottish roses). Claydon House and parts of the garden are now open as part of the National Trust.

Photograph © Pete Duxon
Photograph © Pete Duxon
Photograph © Pete Duxon

Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, England, MK18 2EY

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