The Gibberd Garden and Gibberd Rooms
A hidden gem of 20th-century design, the Gibberd Garden and House in Harlow showcase art, architecture, and nature in an enchanting experience.
Explore the captivating home and garden of Sir Frederick Gibberd, where architecture meets art in a beautifully restored mid-century house and Grade II listed garden. Nestled on nine serene acres, this unique venue combines visionary design, artful whimsy, and rich history.
A glimpse into the past
Visitors can tour the restored 1960s interior of Gibberd’s home, filled with original furniture, drawings, and sculptures. Knowledgeable stewards are on hand to share stories, offering insight into Sir Frederick’s legacy.
A unique garden
Wander among sculptures, pools, and meandering pathways. This thoughtfully curated space brings together natural beauty with architectural salvages and quirky art, creating a true 'garden as art.'
Inspiring talks and special exhibits
Groups can enjoy illustrated talks on Sir Frederick’s work and exhibitions of beloved artists like John Farnham, showcasing diverse British sculptural talents.
Why you should go
A unique 1960s home filled with authentic furnishings.
Stroll through a Grade II listed garden with sculptures, streams, and hidden surprises.
Enjoy talks on Sir Frederick’s impact on British architecture.
Visitor information
Address
The House, Marsh Lane, Harlow, Essex, CM17 0NA
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