Lake House Garden

A hidden gem in The Grange Hampshire’s crown

Lake House Garden is a private garden created by the 7th Lord Ashburton around the Lower Lake within the park. At its core is a 3-acre walled garden divided into a number of spaces (originally a kitchen garden for The Grange) which contains a variety of herbaceous borders, shrubberies, orchards and hedges. There is also a swimming pool, pool house and a moon gate. The garden extends in a series of woodland glades and walks around the banks of the lake which also feature a flint bridge and a waterfall.

On the site of the former tennis court within the garden, there is ample space for a marquee to be erected with seated capacity for up to 250 guests.

It is also open for viewing as part of the National Garden Scheme