- Stourhead (/ˈstaʊərhɛd/) is a 1,072-hectare (2,650-acre) estate at the source of the River Stour in the southwest of the English county of Wiltshire, extending into Somerset.
- Everybody has their own idea of paradise, but for most English garden enthusiasts it will resemble the view across the lake and towards the Pantheon at Stourhead.
- The artificially created lakes at Stourhead in the south west corner of Wiltshire are the source of the River Stour which winds its way through Dorset to the sea in...
- Described as a ‘living work of art’ when it first opened in 1740, Stourhead stands as a paradise in an already beautiful part of the country.
- Stourhead is on National Route 25 of the National Cycle Network.
- We are thrilled to be able to welcome guests once again to our delightful cottage at the heart of Stourhead.
- Henry Flitcroft was an eminent 18th-century architect, a protégé of Lord Burlington, who was engaged by Hoare to work on his project at Stourhead.
- Please arrive at Stourhead via the main road network, following brown signs off A303 or the B3092 from Frome.
- Stourhead , İngiltere'nin Wiltshire kentindeki küçük Mere kasabası yakınlarındaki Stour Nehri'nin kaynağında yer alan 11 km²'lik bir mülktür .
- Stourhead’s gardens remain extremely popular year round, although autumn is particularly beautiful as the leaves turn a rich golden brown.
