Garden Area at Follers Manor Garden
About this space
Nestled within the scenic South Downs national park, Follers Manor boasts a contemporary design that encompasses an entrance courtyard, two sunken gardens, vibrant herbaceous displays, a captivating wildlife pond adorned with water lilies, picturesque wildflower meadows, a serene woodland area, and breathtaking views of the South Downs landscape.
The strategically placed sunken gardens provide guests with shelter from coastal winds while still allowing them to appreciate the magnificent backdrop of the South Downs. The wildlife pond, with its enchanting water lilies, possesses an irresistible allure that is difficult to resist.
Moreover, the paddock, which has become a popular venue for wedding marquees, offers unspoiled panoramic views across the Cuckmere valley, extending into the neighboring village of Littlington. It truly encapsulates the vastness and beauty of the downs.
In terms of amenities, there is parking available for up to 100 cars in the lower paddock. As access via the main driveway is restricted, we kindly request that bookings utilize the designated parking area.
Additionally, there is a unisex toilet conveniently located in one of the outbuildings within the main garden.
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Catering and drinks
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Rules of the space
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Host rules
• No smoking in the garden.
• No alcohol allowed.
• Please leave the garden as you find it.
• Take all rubbish with you when you leave.
Cancellation policy: Flexible with Grace Period
About Follers Manor Garden
Bought by the current owners in 2006, the Grade II listed Follers Manor and its grounds underwent extensive renovation for several years before becoming a family home.
The award-winning garden, designed by Ian Kitson received international acclaim upon completion and was featured in multiple TV programmes, magazines and newspapers both in the UK and abroad, including Alan Titchmarsh’s ‘Britain’s Best Back Gardens’.
Situated inside the South Downs national park, the contemporary design includes an entrance courtyard, sunken garden, herbaceous displays, wildlife pond, wildflower meadows, woodland area and quite simply stunning views of the South Downs.
The two sunken gardens allow guests to be protected from the coastal winds but without losing that all important backdrop of the South Downs. The wildlife pond with water lilies is captivating and it’s hard to draw yourself away from.
The paddock (now popular for wedding marquees) provides unspoilt and breathtaking views across the Cuckmere valley into neighbouring Littlington village and certainly gives a sense of the scope and beauty of the downs.
Amenity wise, there is parking available for up to 100 cars in the lower paddock. Access via the main driveway is restricted so we do ask bookings to park in the paddock. We also have a unisex toilet available in one of the outbuildings in the main garden.