16th century house drawn by Barbara Seton in 1792. Three storeys with a frontage of wood and plaster built around a courtyard.
Re-modelled in the 1860s by the Simonds family, much enlarged with the addition of a billiards room and fernery.
The grand entrance to the Victorian mansion. Todays entrance is a faithful copy made during refurbishment of the gardens in 2009.
Extensive glasshouses for fruit and vegetables. The large glasshouse to the right was the peach house.
Established during World War II and productive ever since. Cultivated by Caversham residents.