Houses & gardens in CambridgeshireCambridgeshire, England

Turreted Elizabethan prodigy house near Stamford.

Soaring fan-vaulted Gothic seen over the Backs.

Jacobean house with famous winter garden walk.

A Cambridge college of 1511 spanning the Cam by the covered Gothic Bridge of Sighs.

Vanbrugh-remodelled mansion, now a school, where Catherine of Aragon spent her final captivity; open on selected days.

The timber-framed Ely home where Cromwell lived while collecting fen tithes, now a museum of his life and the Civil War.

Founded in 1846 by Darwin's teacher, forty acres of beds and glasshouses.

Grand mansion with folly and vast parkland.

RHS partner garden around a country house near Newmarket, celebrated for sheets of snowdrops and daffodils and formal borders.

Topiary, lawns and old roses around England's oldest inhabited house, the cottage garden created by Green Knowe author Lucy Boston.

A part-Gothic, part-Tudor house of the Proby family, with a Gothic orangery.

A college garden on a Dominican friary site, watered by Hobson's Conduit since the 1630s.

The only cemetery J.C. Loudon completed to his own 1843 plan, unaltered since.

A Jacobean-style mansion with a double border flanked by dark yew beside three lakes.

A Georgian merchant's townhouse hiding a two-acre Victorian garden and orangery.