The property is set in 15 acres of beautiful grounds with far reaching views to the Black Mountains and surrounded by 1000 acres of Duchy of Cornwall land which has open bridleways throughout so you can walk for many hours straight from the front door.
A key feature of these stunning grounds is the effective combination of formal gardens and wild meadows. There are also various barns on the property, which remain traditional outhouses.
The Wain House is a beautiful stone and wooden pillared barn with a large wood burning stove, medieval candle chandeliers and banquet style tables to seat 30. It is also perfect for events, weddings and parties and can seat up to 100 diners. The capacity can be increased by adding Dewsall’s special hand-cleaved yurts and/or marquee walls on the side.
The Drive
Leading up to the stone pillared electric gates.
Dewsall from the arboretum
Looking up to the house from the beginning of the arboretum.
The Court
The Canvas Canopy
Canvas Canopy which can be hired for events.
The Wain House
Suitable for events, weddings and parties and can seat up to 100 diners.
The Wain House
The Wainhouse set up for a summer wedding.
The Wain House
Wainhouse and yurt at night.
The Wain House
St Michaels and all Angels
The beautiful little ancient Church stands next to the lake and arboretum. Special services and concerts are held here.
The Stables
High Barn
Dewsall's panoramic-view
The panoramic view from Dewsall crowned by the Black mountains.
The Views
The Views
Aerial view of Dewsall
An oasis abundant with flora and fauna amongst 1000s of Duchy farmland.
Gardens
Dewsall sits in delightful gardens, with far reaching views over the Black Mountains and The Duchy of Cornwall land. There are many favourite places in the garden which include:
The herbaceous border
A fabulous lawn that is perfect for croquet is edged by these wonderful borders.
View down to the church
Looking form the front of the house, across the arboretum and down to the church.
The formal gardens
The formal gardens are at the back of the house.
The Rose Garden
At the bottom of the Croquet lawn is a beautiful sunken rose garden with a pergola structure and fountain pond.
Titanic
The best spot for a glass of wine looking out to the Black Mountains.
The View
The view to the croquet lawn from the lawn door.
The Temple
Next to the mediterranean garden is the temple, looking down onto a sunken pond with elaborate foot bridge over.
The Lake
The lake surrounds the western side of the church.
The Lake
The Lake
The Oak Swing
Next to Wain house and below the tree house, swing up to the skies.
