Witley Court gardens

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Witley Court gardens are the elaborate Victorian formal gardens surrounding the ruined Witley Court mansion in Worcestershire, England, noted for their grand fountains and 19th-century landscape design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf formal garden
historic garden
country England
hasFeature balustraded terraces
formal lawns
gravity-fed water system
ornamental statuary
seasonal planting beds
topiary and shaped shrubs
hasFountainDesigner James Forsyth
hasPart Flora fountain
Italianate terraces
Perseus and Andromeda fountain
arboretum
conservatory site
formal parterres
lake
terraced walks
woodland walks
hasStyle Italianate garden
Victorian formal garden
landscape garden
heritageDesignation Grade I registered park and garden
locatedIn United Kingdom
West Midlands
Witley Court
Worcestershire
maintainedBy English Heritage
near Great Witley
Great Witley Church
notedFor Victorian landscape design
elaborate water features
grand fountains
views of Witley Court ruins
openToPublic true
operator English Heritage
partOf Witley Court estate
linked to: Witley Court
periodOfSignificantDevelopment 19th century
surrounds Witley Court mansion
linked to: Witley Court
touristAttraction true
usedFor educational visits
heritage tourism
recreation

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W. A. Nesfield workedOn Witley Court gardens