.jpg "The White House, Pinfold Lane, Hindolveston, Dereham, Norfolk")
In his 1625 essay, On Gardens, English philosopher and statesman Francis Bacon describes his title subject as the 'purest of human pleasures' and the 'greatest refreshments to the spirits of man'. Almost 400 years later it’s still hard to disagree.
An attractive garden creates an immediate impression and a real ‘wow’ factor yet it runs much deeper than pure aesthetics. The very best provide a sanctuary that feels far removed from the aggravations of the working day.
But it’s true that people’s tastes are changing. While well-established gardens still command a premium among green fingered enthusiasts, more and more buyers now want an outdoor space that, while nice to look at, is easy to manage and fits in with the comings and goings of their busy lives.
For sellers it’s therefore incredibly important that their gardens are kept presentable. Even if it means investing a little time or money and hiring some professional help, it will pay dividends in the long run.
From formal lawns to wildflowers and walkways, here’s just a taste of what’s on offer to refresh the spirits.
.jpg "Stoneham Lodge, Mount Park Road, Harrow On The Hill, Middlesex")
.jpg "Stoneham Lodge, Mount Park Road, Harrow On The Hill, Middlesex")
.jpg "Stoneham Lodge, Mount Park Road, Harrow On The Hill, Middlesex")
.jpg "Maison de La Falaise, Village de Putron, Becquet Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "Maison de La Falaise, Village de Putron, Becquet Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "Maison de La Falaise, Village de Putron, Becquet Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "La Petite Vallee, Rue de Putron, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "La Petite Vallee, Rue de Putron, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "La Petite Vallee, Rue de Putron, St Peter Port, Guernsey")
.jpg "Brook House, Brook Hill, North End, Dunmow, Essex")
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