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Greenbank Garden
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Two assisted-use wheelchairs are available for visitors.
There are 8 steps to the door of the house, then it is level. (Upper floor not open)
Gentle slopes in garden with mainly lawn grass paths.
WCs are in the courtyard adjacent to reception/shop/tearoom.
The shop and tearoom have level access.
Sections of the garden are planted with scented/textured plants and there is sound from water features.
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