Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens

 In 2019, Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens opened its doors after a closure of 10 years, this magnificent Grade I listed garden was nearly lost forever and has been the subject of the largest garden restoration in England and possibly Europe. 

These spectacular and ancient gardens are now open for the public to enjoy once again. Many people in the local area have fond memories of their visits and life around these gardens, and we aim to protect this magnificent heritage so that future generations get to enjoy these beautiful green spaces and flora and fauna within.  

“The finest woodland gardens in England”

 

Our ‘Growing Leonardslee’ podcast brings you insights into the beautiful gardens, whilst exploring everything that we have to offer from a Michelin Starred restaurant, now with rooms to our year-round events programme. Learn about our sculpture's and vineyard, our past and our future, experience a deeper understanding of all we have to offer.

GROWING LEONARDSLEE PODCAST

You can visit the wallaby enclosure which is specifically for breeding pairs.

From 12:00 -12:15 daily, you can visit the wallaby enclosure to see the feeding of the wallabies and baby joeys..

JOEY WATCH

EXPERIENCE LEONARDSLEE HOUSE

MICHELIN STAR RESTAURANT INTERLUDE

Through the expression of seasonality, heritage and contemporary ideas, Executive Chef Jean Delport creates a juxtaposition of seemingly contrasting elements and techniques to deliver a dining experience like no other.

STAY AT LEONARDSLEE HOUSE

Set in 240-acres of private gardens, woodlands and lakes. The house has converted rooms into 10 bespoke charming bedrooms with their own individual decor and en-suite bathrooms.

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ART GALLERY AT LEONARDSLEE HOUSE

Discover a curated selection of local and international smaller-scale works displayed within Leonardslee House

NEW TO LEONARDSLEE

SCULPTURE PARK &
ART GALLERY

Explore stunning sculptures by local artists primarily from Surrey and Sussex, combined with the internationally renowned creations of South African artist Anton Smit.

Leonardslee has always been a place where history and nature intertwine, and now we're introducing a playful twist! We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new play park, where nature meets play in the heart of Sussex.  

NOW OPEN!

NEW PLAY PARK

UPCOMING EVENTS

LEONARDSLEE NEWS