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Outdoor Kitchen in our garden in Greenwich

Here's our garden in Greenwich having a TLC treatment from Gemma our maintenance manager and a visit from me to take some photos.

If you like cooking outside then this is a great option, includes a Green Egg and Butler sink with plenty of workspace to serve and prepare food.












garden designed by greencube
garden hard landscapes LDP
garden planted by greencube
garden maintained by greencube




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