An outdoor canvas decorated with a gardener’s paintbrush

Sannagård is a historic 19th century lay judge’s house.  Around ten separate gardens join together to make a small park around this unique building. In an English country garden style, they display both Cottage Garden as well as Arts & Crafts characteristics. The English garden year is followed, beginning in February with a snowdrop walk, moving on to winter aconite, narcissi, tulips, magnolias, bluebells and eventually reaching autumn’s glorious tones. The beds are colour themed, in white, yellow, purple and burgundy for example. Gracing the gardens are a pavilion, greenhouse and arboretum. When the gardens are open we serve refreshments and sell plants and plant supports. Visits at other times can be booked by telephone or email. Your own picnic can be eaten on site. Guided garden walks can be arranged. If you want overnight accommodation we also offer Bed and Breakfast.

The hillier parts of the garden are not accessible to wheelchair users. Dogs on leads are welcome. There is a toilet. Parking for cars and coaches, however the number of visitors is limited to a hundred people (two coaches) at a time.