The hall is surrounded by parkland and gardens which were designed and built by the garden designer Charles Bridgeman.
His design also included the creation of a lake, from an earlier water feature, in 1725 to the south of the hall.
The lake was inhanced in 1830s with the addition of an island which was planted with cedar trees.

The former medieval parish church of St Margaret's is now a ruin with only the round tower standing.
Made of knapped flint with brick and stone dressings, it is a Grade II* listed building and a scheduled ancient monument.
The hall is surrounded by parkland and gardens which were designed and built by the garden designer Charles Bridgeman. His design also included the creation of a lake, from an earlier water feature, in 1725 to the south of the hall. The lake was inhanced in 1830s with the addition of an island which was planted with cedar trees.
The former medieval parish church of St Margaret's is now a ruin with only the round tower standing. Made of knapped flint with brick and stone dressings, it is a Grade II* listed building and a scheduled ancient monument.
Wolterton Hall