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Loseley Park Guildford Surrey GU3 1HS Click for map Telephone 01483 304440 Fax 01483 302036 Email: enquiries@loseley-park.com Website: www.loseley-park.com guide to symbols Loseley Park Loseley Park has been home to the More-Molyneux family for 500 years. Sir William More, a direct ancestor built the house in 1562 at the request of Queen Elizabeth I and today it features many fine works of art including paintings, tapestries and furniture from the 17th century. The Walled Garden is based on a Gertrude Jekyll design and is made up of five individual gardens, each with its own theme and character. These include the award-winning rose garden containing over 1,000 bushes, the white garden, the extensive herb garden, the burgeoning organic vegetable garden and the strikingly colurful flower garden. Other features include the vine walk, and the ancient mulberry tree which has been a potenet symbol of the family's fortunes for centuries and lies close to the moat walk with its extensive herbaceous border. Opening Times Gardens: May to September, Tuesdays to Sunday + Bank Holiday Mondays in May & August, 11am to 5pm. House (Guided Tour): May to August, Tuesday to Thursday & Sunday + Bank Holiday Mondays in May & August, 1pm to 5pm, last full tour 4.15pm. Admission House & Garden: Adults £7.00, Children £3.50, OAP's £6.50. Garden only: Adults £4.00, Children (5-16) £2.00, OAP's £3.50.