Fishing Hut along the River Test, Mottisfont Estate in Hampshire.
View of the north front from Abbey stream, Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire.
The Rose Garden at Mottisfont Abbey contains over 300 varieties of roses. It was laid out to conserve old and rare varieties of roses and the collection has been registered as the National Collection of Old-fashioned Roses. Clipped box hedges flank the borders which are filled with colour.
View of the house and pollarded Lime Walk at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire.
View of the Whistler Room at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire.
Arches of the white rose Adelaide D'Orleans span a path lined with clipped box hedges in the Rose Garden at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire.
The Cellarium at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire.
Lime Walk in springtime, Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire.
A gravel path winds between colourful borders including roses, nepeta (cat mint), peonies, foxgloves, irises and philadelphus (mock orange). An ironwork seat nestles amongst clipped yews at Mottisfont.
View of the borders in the Rose Garden at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire. The Rose Garden was laid out in the 1970s in the abbey's walled kitchen garden. It is used to conserve 19th-century French roses and other old varieties.
View of the north front of Mottisfont Abbey with an urn in the foreground.
