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Mapperton Gardens

The valley gardens at Mapperton reflect at least three periods of history. On the upper level, close to the house, is the Italianate garden laid out by Ethel Labouchere in her husband's memory in the 1920s, complete with grottoes, stone ornamental birds and animals and a fountain court. Below the wall and summer house are 17th century fish ponds. An orangery was added by Victor Montagu, former MP for South Dorset, who extended the lower garden with specimen shrubs and trees in the 1950s.
Licensed cafe. Partial disabled access.

Mapperton House by Charles Hawes (copyright)
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2008 - Gardens and All Saints Church1st March – 31st October daily exc. Sat, 11am - 5 pm. House: Weekdays 23rd June – 1st August, plus SBH 26th May and 25th August, 2 - 4.30pm (last admissions 4pm). Other times by appointment. The Sawmill Café: Daily except Sat, mid Mar-Sep, 11am - 5.30pm for lunch and tea.  Group tours: by appointment. 

Mapperton Gardens,
Beaminster,
Dorset
DT8 3NR
Tel 01308 862645

www.mapperton.com

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