18th century Landscape park and woodland, Langleys (EHER 7380)

Landscape park and gardens to Langleys covering an area of 63 hectares. The park was landscaped in 1719 by Charles Bridgeman. Gardens were also laid out. The park was altered in 1803-1807 probably by Humphry Repton. By 1875 the park had been further extended and parterre gardens had been laid out. The gardens were further developed during the mid 20th century.

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import. Park and woodland dating to the 18th century with 19th century formal gardens there is also a 18th century ha-ha. Garden activity uncertain before 1719 when Charles Bridgman was paid to lay out the grounds. He is thought to have made the ha-ha but this has also been attributed to Humphrey Repton, called in before 1803. Walled kitchen garden to SE. Continuous garden activity in 19th century and 20th century. <1> Aerial Photographs <2><3> Map<4> The Landscape park and gardens to Langleys cover an area of 63 hectares. The park was landscaped in 1719 by Charles Bridgeman. Gardens were also laid out. The park was altered in 1803-1807 probably by Humphry Repton. By 1875 the park had been further extended and parterre gardens had been laid out. The gardens were further developed during the mid 20th century. <1> <5> Area = 40ha Photographs <6> - <10>