Didlington Estate, Norfolk

From the Particulars of Sale, Didlington Estate, 1910, p.14.

THE DELIGHTFUL

Old-world Gardens

are arranged with perfect simplicity and good taste.

The South-west of the Hall is flamked with a

Broad Terrace,

from which the Grounds slope away to the South

in Terraces to the Italian Gardemn and Ornamental

Water. The Herbaceous border is nearly 500

yards in length. The

Cathedral Walk

is a beautiful Avenue of Limes commencing at the

end of the Terrace and terminating at the Lake.

The Natural Wild Walks between the Lakes are a

special feature. There is also a Rock and Water

Garden, and a Maze, and many delightful Wood-

land Walks.

The Gardens and Grounds are finely timbered,

and are inexpensive to maintain, owing to the

natural beauty of the landscape.