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A garden in the sky

One of London’s secret spaces, Brown Hart Gardens links Balderton and Duke Street. Unusually it sits a storey up from Ground level and is accessed via the two stairs either side of the large green door. Originally laid out as a level garden for neighbouring Clarendon Buildings. In 1902 the need for an electricity substation meant the removal of the gardens. The Duke of Westminster insisted a garden be placed on top and this was opened in 1906.

100 years later the gardens were remodelled and a cafe added. Today the garden regularly hosts art events and is a welcome restate from bust Oxford Street

Brown Heart Gardens. London

£100.00Price
  • A3 on 300gsm watercolour paper, just like the original!

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