
The Walled Garden
£0.00The walled garden is a stunning 4-acre garden surrounded by Grade II listed walls with the most beautiful backdrop of the Italian gardens and arboretum. It is a wonderful place to host your private or public event.
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Castle Ashby Gardens is a magnificent 35-acre estate tucked away in the Northamptonshire countryside, renowned for its beautifully blended horticultural styles, vibrant wildlife, and historic architecture. As the ancestral home of the 7th Marquess of Northampton, the gardens complement a larger landscape originally designed by the legendary Capability Brown in 1761, offering a peaceful year-round escape for plant lovers and families alike.






The walled garden is a stunning 4-acre garden surrounded by Grade II listed walls with the most beautiful backdrop of the Italian gardens and arboretum. It is a wonderful place to host your private or public event.

The Orangery also called the Palm House is a Grade II-listed Victorian glasshouse built in 1872 and designed by architect and engineer Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt. It comprises 13 bays in an Italianate/classical style, featuring limestone ashlar, cast-iron mullions, and soaring glazed ceilings.

The Terracotta Bridge is a Grade II-listed, three-arched low structure originally built around 1765 as a limestone and brick bridge and later remodelled and refaced with pink terracotta details around 1868. It is a low, three-arched bridge that rises gently toward the center, featuring outward-curving balustraded parapets.

The Italian Gardens at Castle Ashby Gardens were developed in the 1860s on the site of a former kitchen garden and feature formal architectural and botanical elements.
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