Houses & gardens in SuffolkSuffolk, England

A yew-hedge maze of the 1840s beside a mansion rebuilt for railway contractor Sir Morton Peto.

A moated Tudor house whose drawbridge still rises nightly, held by one family since 1480.

Extraordinary domed rotunda in Italianate gardens.

Moated Tudor manor down a long lime avenue.

A turreted Tudor mansion behind the green, once visited by cousin Beatrix Potter.

A tranquil riverside garden of seven acres on the Culford Stream in the Breckland, noted for lilies, marginal planting and light woodland.

Romantic gardens of knot, rose, herb and kitchen plots around an Elizabethan manor near Bury St Edmunds, with a vineyard, restaurant and shop.

An 1855 cemetery with two chapels, resting place of England manager Alf Ramsey.

Ancient wood-pasture of gnarled pollarded oaks, with some of the largest hollies in Britain.

A National Trust place in Suffolk.

A National Trust place in Suffolk.

A National Trust place in Suffolk.