Northbrook Park Competitors

Industry leading independent garden centre group based in the UK. Six stores in the south of England; our flagship centre in Bagshot has been the number one garden centre by turnover since 2009 (Horticulture Week Top 100 figures.) Our other sites are Shepperton, Bybrook Barn, Chelmsford and Bourne Valley. We've operated a transactional website since 2002, moving to a fully responsive site in 2016, and have a large social media presence on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

Great Fosters is a Grade One listed building set amongst 50 acres of stunning gardens and parkland in Egham, Surrey. Immaculately preserved, this stately historic monument boasts an enviable location close to Heathrow, the M25 and M4 and near Windsor, Wentworth, Staines and Virginia Water. This luxury romantic hotel in Surrey provides the perfect setting for a wedding with infinite opportunities for stunning photographs. The hotel is a historic wedding venue, offering a choice of private rooms including a 14th century Tithe Barn. It also has a licence for outside ceremonies to be conducted on the lawn by the Saxon moat. The hotel also provides a unique luxurious retreat for meetings and conferences located minutes from the M3 and M25, and conveniently near to Heathrow, Egham, Staines and Chertsey. Overlooking an historic walled garden, offering tranquil seclusion, The Coach House has been exclusively designed to combine state-of-the-art conference facilities with luxurious accommodation.

Chawton House is a beautiful Elizabethan manor house, once owned by Jane Austen's brother Edward Knight. The House and Gardens are open to visitors, and the historic setting brings to life the context within which Jane Austen lived. We run a lively and varied events programme, including online and evening talks, workshops, music recitals and international conferences. We also have a unique collection of women’s writing which is accessible to anyone who wishes to use it. Many of the works in the collection were entirely neglected throughout the twentieth century – research carried out here is helping to put these books and their authors back on the intellectual map.