
These photographs were taken a few years ago when a UK based Mechanical and Engineering company called Yates Associates built a small Palm House (below) within the grounds at Tittenhurst Park, similar to the one at Kew Botanical Gardens.

One of Guest Houses at Tittenhurst Park, possibly the same as seen in the colour phorograph above?


It was decided that, as a surprise gift for the Sheikh (current owner of Tittenhurst Park) that in 2002, a summerhouse should be built in the grounds of Tittenhurst Park. The summerhouse was originally built as a majlis, or meeting house. The summer house was no ordinary garden building. The fitting out works alone were to cost in the order of £2 million.

This is an a rather 'trippy' washed out image of the Summer House at Tittehhurst Park
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