Edwardes Square Garden

Kensington and Chelsea, England

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Opening Not open to the general public; public access is allowed only two days per year through the National Gardens Scheme and Open Garden Squares Weekend.

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The experience

About this day out

Edwardes Square Garden is a Grade II* registered garden at the heart of a late Georgian square laid out c. 1818/1819, featuring rolling lawns, mature trees, serpentine paths, mature flower beds, wooded glades and a wrought iron rose arbour. It is a private garden in Kensington, London W8 6HE, and is not open to the general public, though it takes part in the National Gardens Scheme and Open Garden Squares Weekend which allow public access two days per year.

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Not open to the general public; public access is allowed only two days per year through the National Gardens Scheme and Open Garden Squares Weekend.

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Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

rolling lawnsmature treesserpentine pathsmature flower bedswooded gladeswrought iron rose arbourGarden Lodge folly built in the style of a Greek Temple

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