The approach to Norton House is stunning in itself. A mile long, rhododendron lined drive leads you up to the house ensuring you warm up before you even arrive.

Suffice to say, the gardens of Norton House are not your average Edinburgh garden. Move over Alan Titchmarsh. Our most unique feature is an area designated a site of cultural interest by the Scottish Council. Here you’ll find giant Amiobi redwood trees from Japan as well as Sequoia and Red Cedars over 150 years old. Not your average Scottish garden to say the least.

As well as our original non-indigenous garden, we are of course surrounded by the most Scottish, greenest of greenery with terraced lawns, amazing woodland and fields rolling into the distance. Enjoy the views.