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Divided by roads and therefore split into six private gardens, the regal Eaton Square is located in the heart of Belgravia. Nineteenth-century master builder Thomas Cubitt began laying out the rectangular-shaped plot in 1826, and it was named after Eaton Hall (the Cheshire home of its landowner the Duke of Westminster). Only the central garden will be open as part of the festival: a meticulously manicured lawn with mixed borders, formal raised beds, shaded seating and a tennis court. There will be live music, tree guides and refreshments, as well as a Punch and Judy show for families.
Open Sunday only, 10am to 5pm.