Houses & gardens in DorsetDorset, England

A sheltered subtropical garden near Chesil Beach, begun as a kitchen garden in 1765.

Ten acres of 1920s themed gardens, Italian and Japanese, above Poole Harbour.

Grand house with art and a beech avenue.

An Italianate 1920s garden of fountains and topiary below a Jacobean manor.

A house built by Sir Walter Raleigh, with a Capability Brown lake.

Hall and two-storey solar of a 14th-century stone manor by the River Stour near Sturminster Newton, under elaborate oak roofs with cusped wind-braces.

A wild Himalayan-style valley garden of rhododendrons, magnolias, streams and cascades wrapped around a lake below the Churchill family's house.

A tranquil sculpture park of three lakes, ponds and ornamental gardens set with monumental bronze and stone works in the Frome valley.

An 1891 Arts and Crafts garden of twelve giant yew pyramids behind a Tudor manor.

A former royal hunting lodge remodelled into a Jacobean house by the Cecils.

A Georgian house with Edwardian terraced gardens and national salvia and penstemon collections.

A 600-hectare deer park reworked by Capability Brown, birthplace of photographer Fox Talbot.

A Tudor house gutted by fire in 2017, its walled garden now a restaurant.

The Georgian home of the Earls of Shaftesbury since the fifteenth century, recently restored.

A National Trust place in Dorset.

A National Trust place in Dorset.

A National Trust place in Dorset.

A Grade II*-listed historic park and garden in Dorset.