Houses & gardens in West SussexWest Sussex, England

Grand mansion and Turner's deer-park landscape.

Kew's country garden and Millennium Seed Bank.

A 20th-century gravel and dry garden designed by John Brookes, with curving beds, a serpentine dry stream and year-round planting. RHS partner.

Thirteen garden rooms filled with plant-hunters' finds around an Elizabethan mansion.

Ducal estate of racing and Festival of Speed.

Where Sir Edmund Loder bred his famous Loderi rhododendrons, with seven lakes and wild wallabies.

Romantic garden around a picturesque ruined house.

An E-shaped Elizabethan mansion of 1577 in a deer park below the Downs.

A 17th-century Downs house tied to Emma Hamilton and a young H.G. Wells.

A garden of a 100m Edwardian pergola and thirteen restored Victorian glasshouses.

A former kitchen garden at Knepp reimagined on rewilding principles, its beds left to self-seed among more than a thousand plant species.

An Edwardian classical house rebuilt after fire, at the heart of an 1,800-acre estate.

A Wealden woodland and water garden holding the National Collection of stewartia.

A National Trust place in West Sussex.

A National Trust place in West Sussex.