Houses & gardens in HampshireHampshire, England

Charles Barry's 1840s house, screen home of Downton Abbey, with Tutankhamun finds below.

One of England's boldest Greek Revival houses, with a portico modelled on the Parthenon.

Riverside priory house with walled rose garden.

180-acre arboretum, national collections, huge winter garden.

A Rothschild garden of rhododendrons and azaleas, with a narrow-gauge steam railway.

The 18th-century home of naturalist Gilbert White, its garden restored to his own design.

A rare 18th-century cottage orné above the Test, with lawns running to the water.

Tudor mansion mirrored in its lake.

Timber-framed house on French Street built around 1290 for a Southampton wine merchant, refurnished with copies of medieval furniture to show daily life.

Six linked Victorian parks holding Lutyens' first Cenotaph, prototype for Whitehall's.

Opened in 1846, among the first council-run cemeteries, with Victorian chapels across 27 wooded acres.

12-acre 1920s New Forest woodland garden.

Famous Leckford water garden and arboretum.

A Capability Brown landscape by the River Test, home to the Mountbatten family.

One of Capability Brown's smallest surviving landscapes, a coastal garden on the Solent.

An 1890s lake and pleasure grounds with views south to the Isle of Wight.

A walled garden where vegetables are still planted by the phases of the moon.

A Victorian mansion whose Italian gardens were shaped on Gertrude Jekyll's advice.

A National Trust place in Hampshire.

A National Trust place in Hampshire.

A Grade I-listed historic park and garden in Hampshire.

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