911±¬ÁÏ

At a glance

Who would use this garden?
Public garden, accessible to all
Where is the garden set?
Set in the UK, as part of a wider public garden

The Garden

This garden, devised by tv character (played by Steve Coogan) in collaboration with leading designers, offers a contemporary rethinking of the outdoor space. A tribute to structure, to durability, and to personal resonance, the garden reflects Alan’s meticulous approach to design, aesthetics, and materials. Visitors are invited to experience a space that is both purposeful and forward-looking.

The rear boundary fence is a standout feature, crafted from Norfolk-grown Larch with a brave design showcasing the Alan Partridge name in sound wave form. Larch was sourced exclusively from North Norfolk Estates, ensuring quality and local provenance. All metalwork throughout the garden is finished in the same gold used on Subaru GC8 Impreza alloy wheels, combining technical precision with subtle distinction. Path edging is galvanised, featuring visible spangle for a robust and striking finish. The path gravel is a self-binding British limestone blend, offering durability and wheelchair accessibility, in keeping with best practice standards observed in Royal Estates.

Alan’s approach to this garden highlights careful sourcing, local ties, and a demand that excellence in execution is non-negotiable. Every element, from recycled plastic signage materials to the handcrafted oak signpost from Dartmoor, represents an ethos of thoughtful modernity and resilient tradition. Alan’s high standards ensure that literally nothing here is merely decorative; literally everything is deliberate, practical, and rooted in authenticity.

Plants

Planting choices reflect a blend of personal significance and regional identity. Acer campestre (field maple), the only native British Maple, is used for its historical links to musical instrument crafting. Music, and the instruments that make it, being a foundational pillar of the Partridge brand. Other plantings, such as Verbascum pulverulentum (hoary mullein), are enjoyed by Mr Partridge on the route of his regular countryside rambles. The palette, inspired by the Norfolk landscape, includes Achillea, Digitalis, Scabiosa, and wild fennel (Foeniculum vulgare). 

Garden legacy

The garden will be relocated to .