Luggers Hall and its gardens
was originally built by Alfred Parsons, the
famous Victorian Royal Acadamy artist,
who
along with other famous artists such as Frank
Millet and John Singer Sargent lived in Broadway
in the
latter part of the 19th and early part
of the 20th century and were responsible for the
design of several of
Broadway's secret
gardens. The garden at Luggers Hall with rustic
paving and topiary, including a
magnificent
battlement hedge, is typical Arts and
Crafts.
| A Glorious Vista at Every Turn | |
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Red & Kay Haslam, the
owners of Luggers Hall, opened the gardens under
The National Gardens Scheme for the first
time on Sunday 28th May 2000 .
| Luggers Hall Gardens | |
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| Clipped Box Topiary | Walled Garden |
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| Japanese Koi Carp Pool | Rose Garden |
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| Herbaceous Borders | Entrance to Parterre |
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| Parterre | Round Summer House |
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| Yew Battlement Hedging | White Corner |
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