Tintinhull Garden
Tintinhull House is a small but perfectly formed seventeenth-century manor in Somerset, best known for its remarkable Arts and Crafts influenced garden — a sequence of enclosed garden rooms that has inspired gardeners for generations. Phyllis Reiss created the garden in the mid-twentieth century with a brilliance that belies its modest size, weaving colour, structure and surprise into every turn. It is an ideal example of how a small English garden can achieve real greatness.
- Arts and Crafts influenced garden rooms
- Phyllis Reiss's mid-century garden design
- Small-scale perfection in Somerset
Best for garden designers, plant lovers and those inspired by intimate, carefully composed spaces.
Things to see at Tintinhull Garden
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- The Pool Garden
- Fountain Garden
- Yew Hedge Garden Rooms
- Eagle Court
- The Middle Garden