Somerleyton Hall
Surrounding the listed Somerleyton Hall (Grade II*), a formal nineteenth century garden partly by W. A. Nesfield, with pleasure grounds and walled kitchen gardens (Grade II*) containing plant houses probably influenced by Joseph Paxton, set in the park of this manor house of seventeenth century origin with nineteenth century alterations.
Gardens open to the general public at certain times of the year. Check their website for details.
