The pride of the garden is the extraordinary parterre which has a scrolled design and requires large quantities of bedding plants to manifest itself each year. In such a flat landscape this sets off the hall and moat to advantage and combines effectively with oaks, beeches, cedars and Wellingtonias planted near the house.

On the other side of the parterre, beyond the yew hedges is a herbaceous border and beyond that the walled Kitchen Garden which is planted with Norfolk apples and pears, English quince and medlars. Further on a wooden drawbridge leads into My Lady's Wood where a thatched summer-house sits among the oaks, beeches and sycamore. In Spring this area is covered with snowdrops, violets and wildflowers.