Burford Garden Company Oxfordshire, is located in the heart of the Cotswolds on a stunning 15 acre site adjacent to the A40 London Road - just 20 miles from Oxford and 20 miles from Cheltenham, about an hour and a quarter from West London.

It is the Company's flagship Store where you will find our full ranges merchandised in our spacious surroundings, both inside and outside. We have two lovely cafes, including our newest arrival, Little Burford within our Children's Store.

There is ample free car parking at the Store and the full range of facilities you would expect to make your visit comfortable and enjoyable.

Burford House

About Burford House

Our Worcestershire store is in the beautiful location of Burford House, between the market towns of Tenbury Wells and Ludlow.  It is pretty unique and offers a great opportunity to shop for items for your home and garden in a very relaxed setting.

Shopping 

Centered around Burford House, the stunning 3 storey Georgian Mansion and its surrounding riverside gardens, we sell an inspirational range of new, vintage and antique furniture and furnishings, original art, gifts, clothing, jewellery and traditional children’s toys and games.

We hand-pick everything, so you are guaranteed to find something different.

In Burford House you will find keenly priced English handmade sofas, French and Scandinavian furniture, candles, cushions, lighting and a vast array of accessories to personalize your home in an individual way.

For gardeners we have everything you would expect from Burford Garden Company in our historic walled Garden Centre- high quality plants, composts, pots, gifts for gardeners, tools, seeds, bulbs and garden buildings.

 The adjacent Coach House, with its listed Clocktower, is home to Salvaged, a reclamation specialist, brimming with used, individual items for the period house or cottage, from radiators to fireplaces, floorboards to door knockers and quirky garden accessories. For more details visitwww.salvagedltd.com

 Cafe

Our licensed riverside cafe offers delicious, freshly prepared breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas, picnics and children’s lunch bags, with a strong focus on local and organic produce. On warmer days, you can relax outside on our terrace and soak up some of the special atmosphere of this corner of England.

We have all the facilities you would expect, including an exciting children’s play area and a spacious, free car park.

The Gardens

ENTRY TO THE GARDENS IS FREE!

Uniquely positioned where three counties meet, the 7 acres of lawn and stunning borders of Burford House Gardens sweep along the banks of the picturesque River Teme. Originally designed by the late John Treasure in 1952 around an early Georgian house the gardens contain a National Clematis Collection. Today around 400 varieties of clematis are on display in the gardens flowering from early spring through to early autumn, all cleverly interwoven amongst a wide variety of other traditional and unusual plants. During the summer there could be as many as 80 clematis in flower in the gardens at any one time, but some of these you might have to look a little hard to find as they intertwine with other plants or trail along the ground.

There are some 2000 other varieties of plants, including one of the garden's great wonders, the giant Wisteria macrobotrys 'Burford', which in May cascades spectacularly down the back of the house. Planted originally in 1960, it fills the air with divine perfume, and the racemes hang sometimes two feet in length.

A Georgian turfed bridge spans the Ledwyche Brook and takes you to an area of wildflowers, trees and meadow, offering contrast to the intensively nurtured gardens around the house. The Burford Garden Company is responsible for the gardens and strives to uphold the traditions set by John Treasure in this dynamic garden.

The gardens are open every day all year, except Christmas Day and Boxing Day from 9am to 6pm (closing at dusk if earlier).