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The Country House Revealed – Easton Neston, Northamptonshire
The stated objective of Dan Cruickshank’s series ‘The Country House Revealed‘ is to “…explore Britain’s finest country houses” and after the relatively low-key start with South Wraxall Manor, it upped the ante with the elegant Kinross House, and now it truly … Continue reading →
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Tagged architecture, conservation, country house, dan cruickshank, easton neston, english, estate, fermor-hesketh family, grade-i, heritage, houses, john julius norwich, kerry downes, leon max, listed, lord hesketh, nicholas hawksmoor, northamptonshire, ptolemy dean, restoration, sir christopher wren, sir howard colvin, sir john vanbrugh, the country house revealed
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Conran collects another Georgian gem: Wardour Castle, Wiltshire
The recent financial crisis has forced many properties onto the market and easily one of the grandest was the main apartment of Wardour Castle in Wiltshire which has now been bought by the fashion designer Jasper Conran. The Apartment (as … Continue reading →
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Tagged architecture, At Risk, barton court, conservation, country house, easton neston, flemings hall, for sale, georgian, grade-i, heritage, hesketh-fermor, houses, jasper conran, john pawson, leon max, listed, lord hesketh, melton constable hall, nicholas hawksmoor, northamptonshire, pevsner, restoration, somerset, suffolk, terence conran, ven house, walpole house, wardour castle, wiltshire
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