Titsey Place and Gardens
Oxted, Tandridge
Photo: Anthony Whitworth, CC BY-SA 3.0Photo: Anthony Whitworth, CC BY-SA 3.0
A historic estate under the North Downs near Oxted, dating back to the mid-16th century, with a manor house shown by guided tour, a Victorian walled kitchen garden, a rose garden and lakes. Around 500 acres of estate woodland have trails open to walkers outside the summer season too.
Highlights
- Guided house tours in season
- Victorian walled kitchen garden and Queen's Jubilee Rose Garden
- Herd of pedigree Sussex cattle in the parkland
- Woodland trails in Titsey Plantation and the High Chart
Good to know
- Only guide dogs in the house and gardens; all dogs are welcome on the woodland walks and in the picnic area by the car park
- Some woodland paths are very steep, and High Chart paths are not all marked, so take an OS map
- House tour tickets are first come, first served on the day
Getting there
Titsey Place and Gardens, Titsey, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 0SDParking: Visitor car park for the house and gardens. For the woodland walks, park free at Pitchfont Lodge or Botley Hill.
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Photo of Oxted: Stacey Harris, CC BY-SA 2.0Limpsfield Common
An ancient common on the Greensand Ridge with heathland, beech woods and a stretch of old Roman road, once used by commoners for grazing and collecting stone and firewood. Its open, mostly flat spaces suit family picnics, and the woods fill with bluebells in spring.
Photo: Peter Trimming, CC BY-SA 2.0Godstone Vineyards
A small family vineyard on a south-facing slope at the foot of the North Downs, growing Seyval Blanc and Bacchus for traditional-method sparkling wine. On open days The Terrace serves wine with platters of local cheese and charcuterie, under the vines or indoors in poor weather.