The Peckover Drive Garden That Was Featured On National TV
Discover Peckover House, an elegant Georgian townhouse on the River Nene in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire with a wonderful walled garden. Explore the two-acre beautiful gardens at Peckover House. Largely unchanged since their Victorian heyday, the gardens here are a real hidden gem. Peckover House is now closed after another fabulous season welcoming visiotors from far and wide. Thank you to everyone that kept us so busy. We'll be back open for the new season on Friday 13. Discover the rich history within the rooms of this quintessential example of a Georgian home, which was lived in by the Peckover family for 150 years. The National Trust Alexandrina, the last descendant of Jonathan Peckover, gave the house and its 48-acre estate to the National Trust in 1948. But it came with very few possessions and original.
Catch your first glimpse of a new year in the garden at Peckover with the beautiful snowdrops and winter blooms every weekend from 10 January to 8 March. You'll find stunning snowdrops, winter aconites. What's on at Peckover this season? The first signs of spring are on their way in the gardens at Peckover. Snowdrops are peeping through the soil, with aconites and hellabores fast behind them.. The main entrance to Peckover House itself has 3, 9cm high steps. At the moment, there isn’t a ramp or a handrail, but access gan be gained via our new stair climber. In addition, there is an alternative. The Reed Barn at Peckover House has been home to the Damsons group since 2022, and provides a safe and inclusive place for people living with dementia, their families and their carers.
Peckover House, National Trust, 2018 - Su Blackwell
