Bramham Park - Black Fen

This is the entrance to Black Fen a wooded area within the Bramham Park estate. It's principle features is a Grade I listed structure called the Rotunda, and is part of the estate’s pleasure grounds.

 

From the Rotunda six straight paths lead to other historical features of the estate

 

It is part of the formal landscape of Bramham Park, laid out in the early 18th century in the Anglo-French style. Black Fen is one of several ornamental areas within the estate, designed to create varied scenic experiences.

 

Bramham Park is located between Leeds and Wetherby, West Yorkshire

 

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Bramham Park’s white fences and gates are part of its classical 18th-century landscape design, serving both aesthetic and practical purposes. They reflect the estate’s long-standing emphasis on symmetry, visibility, and controlled access across its formal parkland. White paint enhances visibility against the green parkland and wooded areas, emphasizing boundaries without disrupting the visual flow of the landscape

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