Maze centres on a formal domed house beyond clipped green hedges, where the long axial path and sunlit stone façade lend the scene an ordered, summery ease.

A circular pavilion anchors the nearest hedge compartments, its pale dome set at the meeting point of straight gravel paths. Behind it, deep green parterres form sharp geometric turns before the eye reaches the broad classical façade, tall sash windows and central cupola. Mature trees close the garden on both sides, with low patchwork hills extending behind the roofline.

Anyone who knows Maze may respond to the deliberate journey from garden path to house, a sequence made legible by the clipped hedges and central axis. The image suits a visitor recalling an afternoon outdoors or a local drawn to the measured relationship between formal planting, open lawn and the distant countryside.