Hascombe Court, Godalming, England

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Brief description of site

The formal and informal gardens at Hascombe Court are associated with an early 20th-century house. The gardens were worked on by Gertrude Jekyll in the early 1920s and by Percy Cane later in the decade. The site occupies a plateau which falls away sharply to the east and south.

Brief history of site

The architect J D Coleridge built the house in 1907 and gardens were laid out at the same time. In 1922 G Jekyll was commissioned to extend the gardens in collaboration with the architect C Clare Nauheim. Percy Cane worked further on the gardens between 1928 and 1929, possibly obscuring earlier features.

Location information:

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number:	186	Grid Ref:	SU993400
Latitude:	51.15065	Longitude:	-0.5816449

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