Overview
Historic England records Larmer Tree Grounds in Wiltshire as a Grade II* registered park or garden, entry 1000478. 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
- Larmer Tree Gardensattractionunder 0.1 miles
- Children's playground — Wiltshireattractionunder 0.1 miles
- King John's Housebuilding0.5 miles
- Tollard Royal's church - St. Peter ad Vinculamonument0.5 miles
- Memorial to Pitt-Riversmemorial0.5 miles
- Mapped graveyard — Wiltshirememorial0.5 miles
- Church of St Peter Ad Vinculabuilding0.5 miles
- Tollard Royal and Rushmore War Memorialbuilding0.6 miles
- George VI Postbox, Tollard Royalbuilding0.6 miles
- South Lodge camp Bronze Age enclosure with associated field system and round barrow cemetery, 350m east of Rushmore Farmmonument0.8 miles
- Half Hide Coppiceforest0.8 miles
- Bowl barrow in Calcots Wood, 550m east of Tollard Farmmonument0.9 miles
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