Bramdean House

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Bramdean House sits in the village of Bramdean, east of Winchester, and is known for its pair of mirror-image herbaceous borders running up the chalk slope behind the house. The garden opens on a handful of days for the National Garden Scheme, and otherwise by appointment, so check ahead before making the trip. Winchester station is about 14km west.

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