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![]() ![]() West Green House Hartly Witney Hook Hampshire United Kingdom RG27 8JB Telephone: 01453 542815 The eighteenth century West Green House is a National Trust property. This grotto dates from the late 1970's and was constructed for Lord McAlpine. The architect was Quinlan Terry and the garden design included a nymphaeum fountain. ![]() Should the grounds be closed, the grotto can be seen from the public footpath that runs down the side of the 10 acre gardens. Inside the grotto there is a water fountain. A short distance away the grotto is guarded by a stone gentleman leaning on an obelisk. The National Trust run the garden open days. ![]() Email: enquiries@westgreenhouse.co.uk (click here to send an email) Website: Click Here ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ![]() ![]()
GREAT BRITISH GROTTO GRADING
![]() CONSTRAINTS On private property, Open set times only FACILITIES Access by Road, Access on Foot, Entry Fee, Grotto - just one, Restaurant/Food, Toilets LANDSCAPE Country town/village, National Trust Property, Rural REGION England - Southern THE FEATURES PRESENT +Cared for and maintained in good condition, +Dark and mysterious chambers and cave like spaces, +External rock structures, either real or simulated, +Internal stonework that is natural, recycled or simulated to give a subterranean decor, +Sacred spring or integral water feature, +Stunning setting and location, GRADED SIX |
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