English Tudor House Crush!
Wow, is the best way to describe this lovely home. I have lived around the corner from this home for many years now, and I am always amazed by both the home and its lush gardens. The previous owner installed all the existing gardens that have aged to perfection. Viburnums anchor the garden surrounded by endless hedges of boxwood and azaleas. This is the garden in early Spring here in Atlanta—Fall is just as beautiful and colorful—and it inspires me to plant a few viburnums in my North Carolina garden along with a few more boxwood—you can never have enough boxwood!
The Secret Garden is just behind this fence.
I love this little gravel patio.
The joggling bench is a classic from Charleston.
White azaleas form a Secret Garden around the house.
A wide lawn leads up the drive.
What a lovely place to watch the world go by.
A rustic footbridge leads over the creek to the park.
Ivy and more azaleas surround the side of the home.
A little closer look …
I love the way the stone stairs wind up to the house.
Viburnums edge the park area.
Wow—headed to the garden center!
xo♥, Lissy
All photos by Lissy Parker for lissyparker.com. You are welcome to ‘borrow’ my photos—just please credit the source.
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Darrin Ellis-May
This post deserves a really long wolf whistle!! The house and gardens are a perfect balance of town and mountain ? Thanks, Lissy!
Cathy Garrett
Love the house and the beautiful garden!!! You are right you can never have enough boxwoods! Will be adding some to my yard. Thanks for sharing.