One of Herefordshire s most iconic gardens - and the Arts and Crafts house at its centre - has just come on to the market with a guide price of £1.4million. Designed in 1911 by Hereford architects Groome and Bettington for a pair of sisters, Elizabeth and Molly Durning-Holt, heiresses to one of the UK s larger shipping companies, Blue Funnel Line of Liverpool, it s said that some of the architectural details in the house were done by carpenters from the shipping line. Bryan’s Ground overlooks the river into Wales and was built between 1911–13, when it was graced with a three-acre formal garden comprising several of the period’s Arts and Crafts signature components: sunken garden with circular water-lily pool and four surrounding