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The
Design
Ugbrooke
Park was designed by Capability Brown and offers
tempting glimpses of distant Dartmoor. The Estate
is situated in the gentle valley of the Ug brook
which falls through a series of picturesque
lakes. The gardens stretch down to the lakeside
unveiling delightful views at every turn. The
parkland contains groups of fine mature trees,
including Sessile, Red and Luccombe Oak, Giant
Redwoods and magnificent English tree species.
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The lake is well stocked
with trout and home to numerous wildfowl. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity while strolling along the
lakeside to the water splash cascading to
the bottom lake.
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Relax by the pretty Picking
Garden and sample the many aromatic
varieties of herbs.
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The Victorian conservatory
overlooks the courtyard.
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The 18th century Orangery
overlooks the parterre with its
collection of palm trees and views of the
garden beyond. It is the perfect place to
have tea.
Disabled groups are welcome;
wheelchair access allows visitors to view
rooms on both levels of the house, the
garden and grounds.
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This attractive Tulip tree
is one of the many mature trees on the
estate.
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The lakeside walk leads to
the water splash and falls.
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This Edwardian letter box is
one of the unusual water features in the
grounds.
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January
2008
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