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The gardens are to the front and back of Nutbourne Place, separated by the old wooden footbridge that links them.
North of the house the grounds comprise two fields, the back field and side field. A footpath runs through the latter and is the starting point for many excellent walks.
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Front Garden
Mainly laid to lawn and surrounded by fine old trees – including a copper beech, chestnut and lime – the front garden is over two principal levels, separated by a ha-ha.
Beautiful panoramic views of the South Downs hover above the two levels, the first originally a croquet lawn and the second still occasionally used for lawn tennis.
Guests staying in The Annexe may walk over the drive and/or path beside the front garden to reach The Rising Sun public house a couple of hundred yards away in the village.
Views from the upper lawn toward the South Downs 
Trees in leaf and wisteria in bloom at the side of the house Upper and lower lawns are separated by a ha-ha Later in summer the lavender will attract pollinators Path down to The Rising Sun public house
Back Garden
Close to The Annexe the back garden comprises two walled gardens, the first containing the owner’s swimming pool area (off limits for guests) and the second an old orchard which guests are welcome to use at any reasonable time of day.
Over the bridge to the back gardens… Almost hidden from view… With replanted beds and formal lawn The swimming pool area is not available for guest use The orchard garden through the yew hedge is for guests staying at The Annexe Featuring an attractive selection of flowers, fruit trees and bushes Plenty of space to relax amidst wild flower meadows
