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A series of terraces and lawn create a gentle transition through the garden towards the outbuilding, with the open field boundary reinforcing the connection to the surrounding rural landscape.

Garden Design — Chorley

Anglezarke

Design brief

A considered garden design that responds sympathetically to its rural setting while embracing and resolving the site’s complex changes in level.

The design incorporates a series of distinct yet interconnected spaces, including an external dining area and a raised social fire pit area, creating opportunities for entertaining and relaxation throughout the garden. A carefully designed connection leads to the upper garden, where a more naturalistic planting scheme reflects the character of the adjoining agricultural fields.

Annotated design with narrative plan for the scheme in Anglezarke, illustrating the terraces, wildflower meadow and stepped access.
Illustrative plan
Paved terrace with a fire pit, low hedging and a raised lawn behind.
Design visual
Raised patio with a fire pit and integrated seating, enclosed by clipped hedges adjacent to the outbuilding.
Design visual

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