Research notes.

Landscape park, pleasance and gardens to Parham. The park was first documented in 1628 and was partly landscaped circa 1778-9 with a lake to the south of the house and plantations and perimeter tree planting. Woodland is present to north of the house. The pleasance also contains a small lake, is laid out with lawns and planted with specimen trees and shrubs which merge into the park. The gardens are late 18th century in date and include a walled garden containing its original layout of walks, an orchard and an orangery. A terrace at the south front of the house is laid out with parterres and statues.

Post Medieval Deer Park 1628

Post Medieval Garden Terrace 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Orangery 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Orchard 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Parterre 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Statue 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Walled Garden 1767 to 1799

Post Medieval Lake 1778 to 1779

Post Medieval Landscape Park 1778 to 1779

Post Medieval Lawn 1778 to 1779

Post Medieval Plantation 1778 to 1779

Post Medieval Pleasance 1778 to 1779

Post Medieval Wood 1778 to 1779