Croft Castle and Parkland 6th September 2007

Croft Castle and Parkland 6th September 2007 - (NT)

11th September 2007

Castellated manor house set in stunning countryside with panoramic views

Croft Castle is an imposing house with fine Georgian interiors and a family connection dating back more than 1000 years. There are restored walled gardens and stunning views over the Welsh Marches. It is renowned for its fine parkland, which contains more than 300 veteran trees - including a magnificent avenue of Spanish Chestnuts. A walk through the woodlands reveals the Iron Age fort at Croft Ambrey, which commands views over fourteen of the old counties

Main entrance CC001.jpg	Wild Cyclemen CC002.jpg	View of the Stable block - now the NT Shop CC003.jpg	Walled garden 1 CC004.jpg
Walled Garden 2 CC005.jpg	Walled Garden 3 CC006.jpg	House within the Walled Garden CC007.jpg	Private Greenhouses CC008.jpg
Poppies CC009.jpg	Yellow flowers over 7 feet tall CC010.jpg	St Michaels Church CC011.jpg	Tree in the Church grounds CC012.jpg
St Michaels Church and scaffolding on Croft Castle CC013.jpg	St Michaels Alter and window CC014.jpg	Flowers in the church CC015.jpg	St Michaels Church 2 CC016.jpg
A Postcard of how Croft Castle looks without the scaffolding - which was due to roof repairs CC017.jpg