Houses & gardens in HertfordshireHertfordshire, England

13 houses and gardens in the Albion Guide across Hertfordshire — see the full houses and gardens directory, or everything to explore in Hertfordshire.

Hatfield House and Gardens

Jacobean palace of the Cecils and Elizabeth I.

A Humphry Repton landscape of lakes and meadows, home to an ancient Great Oak.

Ruined porch, chapel and clock tower of Sir Nicholas Bacon's Elizabethan mansion near St Albans, built in the 1560s and later home to Francis Bacon.

Seventy acres of sculpture-strewn parkland and garden at Perry Green, the estate where Henry Moore lived and worked.

George Bernard Shaw's home, with a writing hut that revolves to follow the sun.

A National Trust place in Hertfordshire.

Hilltop Edwardian gardens behind a Norman castle mound at Benington, famed for snowdrops, an old rose garden and long herbaceous borders.

A 1670s mansion where the Battle of Arnhem was planned, now a golf clubhouse.

An early 18th-century formal garden of beech avenues, the childhood home of the Queen Mother.

One of Britain's finest Japanese gardens, begun in 1905 by designer Seyemon Kusumoto.

A house above the River Rib in parkland touched by Capability Brown.

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

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