The Grove
The Grove was home to clergymen during the nineteenth century, although they were not always rector of the parish. The Revd James Carlos was responsible for major alterations and additions to the house in the early-nineteenth century and is believed to have developed the small parkland area, pleasure and walled garden at the same time. Paths led into a small wood to the north where there once stood a summerhouse, possibly a grotto. The east wall of the walled garden was at a lower height and topped by iron railings, thus allowing views out into the gardens and parkland beyond. There has been little change to the garden’s layout and it remains very much as it was when home to the Revd Carlos. A nineteenth century lodge is now in separate ownership.
Not open to the public
