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Walpole Park Masterplan
Resurfaced tar & chip pathways
Natural stone or clay paving
Existing tree
Proposed tree
Regency shrub planting
Improved boundary planting
Mown grass
Grass with alternative maintenance regime
Bulb planting
Seating
1. Listed Portland stone bench
2. Listed boundary wall
3. Flower garden with wall plants, and Charles Jones &
Windrush memorials
4. Proposed low walls
5. Existing low wall
6. Circular lawn graded towards water
7. Kitchen Garden with fruit, vegetable and flowers
8. Dipping pond
9. Pergola repaired and planting enhanced
10. Listed rustic bridge
11. Water garden with marginal planting
12. Timber bridge
13. Reinterpreted shrubbery walk
14. Fishpond
15. Woodland area with understory planting
16. Proposed path
17. Bulb planting
18. Widened path
19. Wildlife wall
20. Relocated playground
21. Existing shelter
22. Relocated Princess Diana memorial tree
23. Proposed park facilities including kiosk and toilets,
education and volunteer space
Proposal summary
A Forecourt
Repair the setting and function of the listed entrance archway as the
main entrance with regard to both Pitzhanger Manor House and
Walpole Park to enhance the diagonal approach these works are
included presently in the Pitzhanger Manor House and Gallery
application.
B Lawn and Flower Garden
Reinterpret the historic arc of planting to the house framing the lawn;
reinstate the view over the Water Garden into the park; removal or
transplant trees that obscure the view between the wider park and the
house including the Princess Diana Memorial tree; restore features
such as the listed wall on Mattock Lane, the listed bench and
reinstatement of some of the lost urns; reintroduce the Regency flower
garden adjacent to Mattock Lane with fruit trees, flowers, sensory
planting and places to sit.
C Walled Garden
Reinstate the kitchen garden promoting community involvement,
training and voluntary activities whilst promoting sustainable
practices; promote the kitchen garden to supply produce for the park
café; introduce flowering plant species including roses to encourage
honeybees and provide beehives and ensure access for all.
D Water Garden
Restore the rustic bridge in its original setting reinterpreted through
clearance of the vegetation in front of the bridge and a redesign of the
sunken garden to create a healthy and thriving water garden;, improve
the setting of the Manor House by selective clearance of fences,
hedges, trees and vegetation and creation of larger Water Garden;
improve water quality through new filtration equipment and deepening
and widening the water body to enable enhancement of biodiversity,
creating a sustainable management and maintenance regime;
reprovide some of the quieter spaces within the Sunken Garden
elsewhere within the park; relocate and build new toilets elsewhere
within the park within a cluster of park related facilities.
E Inner Park
Selective removal of trees to open up views from the Fishpond back to
the manor house; planting with substantial new parkland trees of
appropriate species and in locations to help frame historic views; long
term succession planting in avenues and specimen parkland trees;
provide a new cafe better located elsewhere within the park in a cluster
of park of facilities.
F Fish Pond
Reinstate the formal character and its promenade through redesign of
the edges and appropriate planting; introduce aquatic planting giving
the pond an added ecological value; redesign the filtration system and
conceal below ground; restore the fountains.
G Shrubbery Walk
Realign the path and introduce planting to create a varied edge to the
park and increase biodiversity; provide an interpretative walk along the
length of the path, moments of interest and places to stop and rest;
these experiences could be recreated; enhance the woodland to the
west of the fishpond to create a woodland garden.
H Wider Park
Create areas of higher wildlife value by modifying maintenance regime;
manage and replant avenues and parkland trees as part of a long term
programme of tree management; create a cluster of facilities including
toilets, café kiosk, education and volunteer space; create a new play
area and provide informal play opportunities throughout the park;
design play opportunities so they are integrated into the park and
reference the heritage of the site.