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Summerdale House, built 1734 as a vicarage, approached via a path lined with box spheres. Summerdale House, Lupton, Cumbria, UK

Photograph ID: DRA93968

Author: Carole Drake

© Carole Drake

Photograph size: 2.7 Mpixels (7.62 MB uncompressed) - 2000x1331 pixels (6.7x4.4 in / 16.9x11.3 cm at 300 ppi)

Photograph keywords: 1734, April, architecture, box, building, country, cumbria, formal, garden, house, nursery, path, spheres, spring, summerdale house, vicarage

Published in: Summerdale House, Cumbria

Ornamental quince forms a canopy over the gate leading from the courtyard into the garden. Summerdale House, Lupton, Cumbria, UK

Summerdale House, built 1734 as a vicarage, approached via a path lined with box spheres. Summerdale House, Lupton, Cumbria, UK

Summerdale House, built 1734 as a vicarage, approached via a path lined with box spheres. Summerdale House, Lupton, Cumbria, UK

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