Grand Hotel and promenade gardens
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Image: © John Tomlinson Taken: 13 Sep 2018
The gardens & rockery include ponds and waterfalls with winding walks and benches. To the north-east of the bridge, beyond South Promenade road, stands the red-brick Grand Hotel, 1897, listed grade II; which overlooks the lake. The Hotel is divided from the road by a brick garden wall.
