Wednesday 16 September 2015

Mount Stewart House and Gardens (Part 3)

We will continue the tour of Mount Stewart House and Gardens today by showing you a video of  Lord Londonderry's Study.  Below is the exquisite ceiling rose and chandelier as well as the book cases in this interesting room, then we will step outside to see more of the beautiful gardens.




CLICK HERE if the video does not appear.



I would like to thank the guide that were extremely cooperative in assisting me.


This is the Sunk Garden which in August had fabulous Lilies blooming.  I do not think  I need to add any other words so just drink it the beauty of the plants. 










This is the Shamrock Garden

showing below the Red Hand of Ulster and the Irish Harp.





This is the bark of the Myrtle tree.













I hope you enjoyed both inside the house today 
as well as a walk in the gardens. If you missed the video of the Dining Room, Tapestery and Busts- CLICK HERE

I have still have the Breakfast and Drawing Room to show you and I will be showing you these on next Monday's post.

Thank you for your visit and also to all those who leave comments.

20 comments:

  1. This is very impressive........it must have cost a fortune much more than the Delorean car plant but it is money better spent.

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  2. Oh, *sigh* Margaret, there were no words necessary for that beautiful sunken garden. But oh WOW the books in Lord Londenderry's study are impressive, to say the least. So restful and elegant.

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  3. LOVE that ceiling rose. And the bookcases. And the garden...

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  4. Hello Margaret, I love the gorgeous garden and lovely flowers. Beautiful post and photos. Have a happy day!

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  5. The flowers are so amazing! Love them all... Have a nice day!

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  6. Wow, that's quite the chandelier! Amazing gardens too.

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  7. Quite lovely--- and excellent pictures!

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  8. I love the garden, excellent choice Margaret.

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  9. How nice to see how the upper class lives. :)

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  10. I can smell those lillies over here and what great Acer trees

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  11. Margret,words fail me. These pictures are so beautiful.Thank you for sharing them.

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  12. Beautiful! Love the water lilies. That's quite a ceiling medallion on that chandelier. Looks like a lovely old estate! Beautiful grounds

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  13. Beautiful home, magnified by the beautiful gardens.

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  14. beautiful gardens! like those lilies.

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  15. What a lovely place and gorgeous gardens. It would be hard for me to leave a place as beautiful as this. Thank you so much for sharing this beauty with us!!

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  16. Just gorgeous! I wondered how many lifetimes it took to deveope that beautiful garden.

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  17. Lovely tour and video! I enjoyed it very much.

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  18. I had to take a peek at this post too. Wow! There is just no words for how stunning this place is.

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  19. The garden is gorgeous! I love all the different lilies.

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