Houses & gardens in SurreySurrey, England

The Royal Horticultural Society's flagship garden, its trial fields, glasshouse and mixed borders spread across 240 acres by the Wey.

Restored 18th-century landscape garden of follies, a crystal grotto and a serpentine lake set out by Charles Hamilton.

Hillside arboretum of rare trees and shrubs dropping to two lakes, planted for autumn colour and spring bluebells.

Edwardian villa with sweeping Downs views.

Early English landscape garden with a grass amphitheatre, lake and island pavilion, worked on by Vanbrugh, Bridgeman, Kent and Brown.

Georgian house in a Repton park east of Guildford, with a bluebell wood, walled garden and parkland walks.

Estate below the North Downs escarpment with a restored Victorian walled kitchen garden, formal terraces and lakes.

Thomas Hope's early-1800s pleasure ground above Dorking, restored as a free walking trail with a mausoleum.

A surviving 17th-century garden shaped by John Evelyn, with a yew terrace and hillside tunnel.

Once the world's largest cemetery, served by its own funeral trains from Waterloo.

Five acres of linked rooms with a water garden by Gertrude Jekyll and a Caröe pergola.

A National Trust place in Surrey.

A National Trust place in Surrey.

A National Trust place in Surrey.