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Parham House and Gardens
Parham has only been owned by three families since the building was started in 1577 and extended over the years. Built from local stone and slates. Parham’s Gardens consist of seven acres of Pleasure Grounds and a four acre Walled Garden.
Lunches and teas are served within the 16th century kitchen.
Wheelchair access to the gardens.
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Parham House and Gardens, Storrington, Storrington, West Sussex , United Kingdom
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