To the east of the House lies the Walled Garden which historically contained the kitchen garden, a series of terraced formal gardens and an arboretum. The Arboretum design comprises a series of elliptical glades connected by lawns commanding various vistas of the Blackwater River.

The Kitchen Garden was designed by Patrick Bowe in 2000 and provides fresh fruit, vegetables and cut flowers to the house throughout the year.

The Fragrant Garden was designed by Richard Taylor of Talylor-Tripp Associates, Hampshire in 2008. A 'parterre de broderie' has been planted in Box surrounded by an informal planting comprising of fragrant flowering plants.

Gardens are not open when the estate is booked privately. Access to the Gardens is via the pedestrian gate at the main entrance and parking is available at Templemichael car park near the main entrance.