Goshen c. 1750 has a commanding view from the head of the Ware River. Its extensive lawns and gardens comprise about 40 acres and are open for touring. The gardens range from full sun to full shade, and formal to informal. The formal gardens are reached through an allée of English boxwood and crépe myrtles. Midway down on either side is a circular planting of boxwood, to the west of which is a long shade perennial border of Lenten rose, and to the east, a sunny mixed border anchored planted with flowering quince, perennials, and annuals. Visitors will enjoy places to sit and reflect, and sculptures by renowned artists throughout the property.