DId you know that we have a ‘sister’ venue locally, with the same owners, at Mannings Heath Golf Club & Wine Estate?
It has two superb golf courses - 18 and 9-hole - with lots of support and help available for those who might be interested in taking up golf for the first time, or resuming their pursuit of the little white ball after a break of a few years.
There was good news and bad news when we came to restore the two greenhouses at Leonardslee. The good news being that the main structures were in pretty good shape. They were well-built and the aluminium frames have stood up to a long period of neglect; but now sadly derelict and missing a lot of the glazing.
If you are planning your wedding this year, the Wedding Fair at Leonardslee House is a great place to go for ideas. The Italianate manor house is Listed Grade II and is a beautiful setting for wedding ceremonies and celebrations, with a range of additional services from which to choose for your special day.
Why do the ‘finest woodland gardens’ in England need restoring anyway?
Many people are surprised that the 200 acre estate needs any restoration work. Don’t woodlands and lakes look after themselves?
No they don’t: not if the public are to have safe and convenient access; if you are to protect endangered wildlife; and comply with all the rules and regulations for Grade I Listed gardens.
The opening of Leonardslee Gardens is postponed until July 2018 due to circumstances beyond our control.
If you have bought an annual membership, we are emailing you directly. Annual memberships will still be effective for 12 months from the new opening date - with special access 10 days before the official opening date. We apologise for any inconvenience.
