Landscape designer Humphry Repton transformed the focal 10 acres of Brondesbury Park, a varying demense but in most years 54 acres in the 18th and 19th century, when he designed the garden. The house had been bought by his client Lady (Sarah) Salusbury's in 1789.
Landscape architect Humphry Repton altered the central 10 acres of Brondesbury Park, a diverse estate but typically around 54 acres in the 18th and 19th centuries, when he planned the garden. The property had been acquired by his client Lady (Sarah) Salusbury in 1789.