Saunter through the trees
The Disraelis shared a love of nature and a passion for trees and spent hours enjoying the gardens, strolling through the pleasure grounds to enjoy its vistas over the Chiltern Hills and the season’s changing views.
Take a shaded walk on a summer’s day under the soft canopy of trees, witness the dramatic autumn colours and enjoy the naturalised bulbs in the spring just as they did.
“I have a passion for books and trees. When I come to Hughenden I pass the first week sauntering about examining the trees, and then I saunter in the library and survey the books.” Benjamin Disraeli
Landscape frames
Walk around to the east side of the gardens and here you will see the landscape window created by Mary Anne Disraeli. The tall straight trunk of the Atlas cedar trees either side, with the ha-ha below, act as a picture frame for the view of the parkland and across the valley to the hills beyond.