1. Photograph of c 1900 shows sweeping lawns and well-manicured terrace, with nascent shrub-gardens and specimen trees in fairly typical Edwardian fashion. Trees in distant background demonstrate that the estate was carved out of a managed woodland.
CSB 22 vi 99
RCAHMW AP965070/66-7
Associated with: Norton Manor (Nprn30869).

2. This site appears on the OS 25 inch plans of 1889, 1903 and 1928 (XVII:11). The estate is set in a large park with copses of trees and several woodlands. Above the house there is a 'Drying ground' (use not now understood) and stables. The house faces SE overlooking two terraces. There is a Fish Pond marked to the SW. A kitchen garden divided by regular paths with glass house is detached on the edge of the town at SO 30106656.
C.S.Briggs 14.02.06

3. This garden is depicted on the Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25-inch map of Radnorshire XVIII, sheet 11 (1903). Its main elements on that map include relict hedgelines, terrace, walled garden, isolated geometric copses, parkland and orchard. C.H. Nicholas, RCAHMW, 25th August 2006.