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The Gibberd Garden

The Gibberd Garden, Marsh Lane, The Gibberd Garden, Harlow, Essex, CM17 0NA

  • 08 Sep 2024
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

Explore architectural wonders and lush landscapes at The Gibberd Garden, Heritage Open Day on September 8th, 2024. Delve into the history of Sir Frederick & Lady Patricia Gibberd's home, nestled in Harlow. Admission is free for this community event.

Discover the Historic Treasures of The Gibberd Garden at Heritage Open Days 2024 Nestled in the heart of Harlow, The Gibberd Garden is set to unlock its gates to the local community for a memorable day of exploration and appreciation. Mark your calendars for September 8th, 2024, as The Gibberd Garden proudly participates in Heritage Open Days, offering a rare opportunity to delve into the rich history and architectural marvels of the residence and garden of Sir Frederick and Lady Patricia Gibberd. As a testament to Sir Frederick Gibberd's enduring legacy as an esteemed architect and town planner, The Gibberd Garden stands as a living tribute to his creative vision and passion for design. With its meticulously landscaped gardens, captivating sculptures and the historic Gibberd Rooms, visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the captivating stories and timeless beauty that define this cherished cultural landmark. At our Heritage Open Day 2024, visitors can embark on a journey through time, guided by knowledgeable volunteers who will share insights into the life and work of Sir Frederick Gibberd and his wife, Lady Patricia. From the architectural significance of Gibberd Rooms to the intricacies of the meticulously curated gardens, there's something to captivate and inspire visitors of all ages. This free event promises a day filled with discovery, as visitors meander through the enchanting landscape, taking in the sights and sounds of this historic place.

Timings & Tours

Sunday 08 September:
1400-1800

Location & directions

The Gibberd Garden, Marsh Lane, The Gibberd Garden, Harlow, Essex, CM17 0NA

Directions:
Directions from M11 (J7) Take A414 towards Hertford. Go through three roundabouts and turn right at the fourth A1025 and B183 to Hatfield Heath, Brown sign). Continue straight through two more roundabouts, when you will come upon a quarter mile straight road (Gilden Way). At the end of this straight there is a brown sign on the left pointing left to Marsh Lane and the entrance to the Garden. Directions from M11 (J7A) Take A1025 towards Harlow. Turn left at the first roundabout. Continue on towards Harlow, past Marsh Lane to the Churchgate Street roundabout and take the left turn off to go around it and return to Marsh Lane. At the end of a straight stretch there is a brown sign on the left pointing left to Marsh Lane and the entrance to the Garden.
Contact on day:
Mike Danvers
Telephone number:
+447398160081

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

The Garden was designed as a private garden and has uneven paths, steps and sloping banks. So we apologise that access for wheelchair users and those with poor mobility is therefore limited. The following facilities are available: - Designated disabled parking outside the Barn tea room. - Step-free access to the tea-room - Step-free access to the House - A disabled toilet - Level paths in the immediate area around the House We are currently building a new feature at The Gibberd Garden, which is a Sensory Garden and this be fully wheelchair accessible. This will be open for our 2023 season.

Additional information

The Gibberd Garden in Harlow, Essex, flourishes through volunteer efforts, fostering community and tranquility. Volunteers, from diverse backgrounds, maintain the garden's beauty and functionality, from gardening to fundraising. Their dedication, driven by passion and shared purpose, minimises costs and maximises impact. The garden offers enriching experiences, attracting visitors with its serene ambiance. Through volunteerism, it stands as a testament to community engagement and commitment to nature. The Gibberd Garden Trust and our Volunteers welcome you to our Heritage Open Day!

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