-
The Country Seat on Twitter
- RT @BrownCapability: 1767 #CapabilityBrown remodelled house & park @ #Broadlands #Romsey #Hampshire for 2nd Viscount Palmerston. Part of si… 1 day ago
- RT @NicholasKingsle: My #countryhousepic today shows Tythrop House, Kingsey #Bucks, a complex house of the 16th-19th centuries with beautif… 2 days ago
- RT @_houseandgarden: 'When lecturing at her home, Faringdon House in Oxfordshire, she often has a large rabbit called Barnaby cradled in he… 2 days ago
Support The Country Seat
If you enjoy the articles, please support the blog by buying books - recommendations in The Library. Thanks!
Tag Archives: hampton court castle
Country House Rescue: the weight of history – Kentchurch Court, Herefordshire
For some who inherit, the weight of family history can easily overcome the burden of running a historic home on a limited budget. As we saw in the previous episode of Country House Rescue at Trereife House in Cornwall, the … Continue reading →
Posted in News
|
Tagged architecture, ashridge park, At Risk, caerhays castle, conservation, cornwall, country house, country house rescue, demolished, devon, downton castle, estate, fonthill abbey, garnons, garnstone castle, georgian, goodrich court, grade-ii-star, hafod, hampton court castle, herefordshire, heritage, holme lacy house, horace walpole, houses, James Wyatt, john nash, kentchurch court, lee priory, listed, lucas-scudamore family, luscombe castle, pevsner, picturesque, regency, restoration, richard payne knight, ruth watson, saltmarshe castle, sir uvedale price, strawberry hill, thomas johnes, wales
|
7 Comments
