Elmore Court - Grounds

Grounds

Luke Meldon

Grounds

Elmore Court is set in a very special part of England... A hidden gem at the north of the Severn Vale. The Estate at Elmore is set in a bend of the River Severn and includes farmland, woodland and of course the gardens of the main house.

We are in the process of using the land to produce food for our kitchens and already manage the woodlands to provide wood for all our heating which is all very exciting and something that drives a lot of what happens here.

Environment

Environment

Our mission is to have a positive impact on the planet.

Rob Tarren

Gardens

The Gardens at Elmore are enchanting.

The gardens at Elmore Court are a captivating blend of history, nature, and design. From ancient trees and manicured lawns to productive kitchen gardens and hidden corners to explore, the grounds offer both visual delight and a connection to the estate’s heritage. Many areas of the gardens now supply fresh produce for our kitchens, bringing a true farm-to-table experience to events and weddings.

Legend has it that these gardens inspired composer Hubert Parry, who spent his childhood here with his friend Anselm Guise. Parry’s experiences in these grounds are said to have influenced the stirring music of William Blake’s Jerusalem, adding a touch of historic magic to every visit. Whether for weddings, private celebrations or leisurely strolls, the gardens provide a truly memorable backdrop in the heart of Gloucestershire.

Wild Fern

Woodlands & Warmth

At Elmore Court, we are proud to harness renewable energy from our own woodlands

We heat all our water, blending sustainability with historic charm. The estate’s carefully managed woodlands provide timber that is chipped and burned in a state-of-the-art biomass boiler, housed in a beautifully designed timber-framed building crafted in partnership with the experts at Sustainable Energy LTD.

Much of the estate’s timber was also used in the construction of The Gillyflower, the boiler house and other distinctive features throughout the house. To balance what we take from the land, we’ve planted an additional 25 acres of new woodland and have plans to expand further, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable, environmentally conscious events and stays in Gloucestershire.

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