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Rose Cottage - Brize Norton

100 Station Road

English garden with small lawn area bordered by a variety of traditional flowers. A circular pergola and a glass fronted chalet for views over the garden. Secondary garden with larger lawned area, with fence garden containing fruit bushes and trees. Also a small raised bedded area for vegetable.

Photos (March/June 2022)
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Brize Norton is a Domesday Village in the Cotswolds not far from Burford and Bampton (of Downton Abbey fame).

We have a Norman Church with  interesting features including our crusader knight and  RAF Brize Norton squadron standards. There is a flower festival in the church on the day we open our gardens.

One of our Open Gardens has a listed Dovecote. 

We offer a pleasant afternoon for visitors with tea and cakes provided by the church in the Elder Bank Hall and Grange Farm.   There are also two pubs.

Local attractions include Crocodiles of the World.

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About Opening Your Garden under the NGS Scheme

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Our entry in NGS National website

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The Chapel
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The Cottage
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Flower Festival in St Britius Church as part of our Open Gardens Event

 

 

 

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