Brief Description
The railed gardens are surrounded by mature pine trees, with grass and shrubs, seats and paths. The garden has a bowling green, with two timber pavilions between which is a sculpture of a huntress or goddess with a deer.
History
Grove Gardens were provided as a secluded public green as part of a cottage housing estate built by the Royal Dutch Shell Company in the 1920s. The small estate was designed along 'garden suburb' principles. The garden at one time had a putting green.
Visitor Facilities
The gardens are open Mon - Sat: 7.30am - dusk/Sun & Bank Hols: 9am - dusk.- Access & Directions
Access Contact Details
The gardens are open Mon - Sat: 7.30am - dusk/Sun & Bank Hols: 9am - dusk.Directions
Rail: Teddington. Bus R68.
- History
Period
- Early 20th Century (1901-1932)