The style of the gardens on the property of a Georgian Mansion house would typically be influenced by the Georgian architectural style, which was prominent during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Georgian gardens were known for their symmetrical and formal designs, reflecting the architectural principles of the period. These gardens often featured ornamental hedges, well-manicured lawns, geometric flower beds, and intricate paths or walkways. They might also incorporate elements such as classical statues, fountains, terraces, and grand entrances. Overall, the gardens would embody the elegance, order, and balance associated with the Georgian era.
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