To the west of the house is Peatmoor Copse and to the east Bramshill Forest,[REF] and the grounds contained what was known as the "Green Court" and the "Flower Garden" at the time of William Henry Cope in the 1880s.
The main avenue approaches from the southwest, through an arched gateway formed by two Grade II listed early 19th-century lodges,[REF] before crossing the Broad Water formed by the River Hart by a Grade I listed early 19th-century bridge with two arches [REF].