Overview
Historic England records Godmersham Park in Ashford as a Grade II* registered park or garden, entry 1000290. Grade II* marks a particularly important designed landscape with more than special interest. The entry therefore identifies the named designed landscape itself as historically important.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- Metal sculpture of a young cricketer, Godmersham Parkmonument0.3 miles
- Godmersham Park, Courtyards, Walled Gardens and Gatewaysbuilding0.3 miles
- The Wildernessforest0.4 miles
- North Downs Way milestonemonument0.4 miles
- Godmersham Heritage Centreattraction0.5 miles
- Mapped graveyard — Ashfordmemorial0.5 miles
- Stour Bridgebuilding0.6 miles
- St Martin's Pilgrimageviewpoint0.6 miles
- Temple at Temple Hillbuilding0.7 miles
- Jane Austen’s Templemonument0.7 miles
- The Old Post Officebuilding0.7 miles
- Trimworth Manorbuilding0.9 miles
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