Gardens of Coleton Fishacre

The sub tropical gardens around yesterday's D'Oyly Carte home in Devon consist of 24 acres of woodland, formal and informal planting, pathways, steps and led down to the cliff edge at Pudcombe Cove.

Back in the day, the family had a tidal swimming pool down there on their private beach. Such an appealing and beautiful garden, it reminded me of Tresco and the Abbey Gardens on the Isles of Scilly.

That's me and the Young Fella having a rest in that wooden shelter.

[Barb]

Every single photo in your very lovely collage would be stand-alone gorgeous! I especially love the light on the large green leaves and the photo of those steps! But all are very beautiful and your collage is delightful to the eye! ❤️

[Diana]

Such a stunning collage Casa, I can only echo what Barb wrote

[Zilli~]

Lovely collage

[Susan Wakely]

This looks an idyllic place.

[Kathy A]

Such a lovely collage, all beautiful photos

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous

[Pam Knowler]

Beautiful collage! I am loving your National Trust trips.

[Babs]

What a beautiful collage. Looks like nice weather for your visit too

[Dione Giorgio]

Gorgeous collage of beautiful shots. Well worth a visit. Fav.

[KV]

What an incredible place. Lovely collage… especially like the shot of you & your son.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely collage of those beautiful gardens.

[Fisher Family]

What a super place to explore - a lovely collage!

Ian

[Chris Cook]

Another fab collage. Such a lovely looking location

[Pat Knowles]

What a gem! The view, gardens & position makes this a beauty! Perhaps one day you will tell us I of your favourite house ever?

[Casablanca]

@happypat When I have completed the 60 I shall!

[Rob Z]

How very lovely..

[Phil Howcroft]

a wooden shelter ...I thought it was a posh bus stop !!! ....lovely montage Casa'

[Kathy]

Oh what a view this family had from the home.

[Issi Bannerman]

Fantastic collage!

[wendy frost]

A great collage and captures of these wonderful gardens. Looks a wonderful place to visit. I would love to have my own tidal swimming pool one day- sigh.