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5 very different homes, like your favourite & tag

5 very different homes, like your favourite & tag the person you’d live there with! 😍🏡🥰🏰🏡😍
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Occupying a wonderful location in the renowned vil

Occupying a wonderful location in the renowned village of Stanton, described by Pevzner as “architectually, the most distiguished of the smaller villages in the North Cotswolds”, Stanton is situated on the Gloucestershire and Worcestershire borders.
Listed Grade II, Stanton Court is a Jacobean manor house built in the Elizabethan style. The house and surrounding walls are constructed of ashlar Cotswold stone with a stone slate roof.😍🏰🥰
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Source: agents, @knightfrank
Property marketed in 2014 for £14m

Tucked away in the Northern countryside lays the G

Tucked away in the Northern countryside lays the Grade II* Georgian ‘Castle Eden’ which sits on 14 acres surrounded by the Castle Eden Nature Reserve.
The Palladian style Castle boasts some spectacular uninterrupted views with landscaped gardens, mature grounds. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Nest Seekers International
Property marketed in 2022 for £3m

How lovely is this, “Berrimans” is a Cotswold

How lovely is this, “Berrimans” is a Cotswold stone house nestling in unspoilt countryside on the Lypiatt ridge near asteroid, Gloucestershire. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Knight Frank
Property marketed in 2022 for £4.5m

“Glencarse House” stands amongst splendid esta

“Glencarse House” stands amongst splendid established gardens and policies, primarily looking southwards over its lawns and the neighbouring farmlands towards Fife on the south side of the Firth of Tay.
Glencarse's parkland grazings to the north and rear form a wonderful backdrop with
established woodland on Glencarse Hill beyond. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Knight Frank
Property marketed in 2022 for £2.15m

“Moor Place House” is approached along a tree

“Moor Place House” is approached along a tree lined avenue from the Grade II listed gates on the main street in Much Hadham through parkland and around the house to arrive at the impressive west side with a large circular gravel sweep with a yew circle at its centre and bordered by manicured box hedges, writes the selling agent.
There has been a dwelling where Moor Place now stands since before the Norman Conquest when it was owned by the Bishops of London. By the 15th Century the land was held by a family called More who gave their name to the house, then known as Mores Place. The estate then passed to the Dalton family who it is thought built the Elizabethan house which preceded the current Moor Place.
The estate passed through a number of families during the 17th and 18th centuries until 1750 when it was bought by James Gordon whose family owned Moor Place for over a century, four generations of them living there, during which time the original Elizabethan House was demolished and the existing Georgian house, designed by Robert Mitchell, was built along side, eventually being finished in 1779.
Moor Place was sold in 1854 to Money Wigram. On his death, the estate was left to his son who five years later sold it to Mr F. H. Norman, great grandfather of the present owner. In 1886, F. H. Norman added what is now the basement flats on to the north of the house (designed by Norman Shaw). The south wing, known as the nursery wing and designed by Sir Ernest Newton, was added by Mr Norman in 1906, with lead work on a hopper head downspout on the wing bearing his monogram and date.
In 1916, F. H. Norman died. Moor Place passed to his elder son Montagu Norman, Governor of The Bank of England from 1920 to 1944. In 1920, Montagu passed Moor Place to his brother Ronald, chairman of BBC and London County Council. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Savills
Property marketed in 2021 for £12m

Garvock House is an outstanding, historic country

Garvock House is an outstanding, historic country home set in the beautiful surrounds of the southern Perthshire countryside. Original parts of the house are thought to date back to the 17th century, and even earlier.
The house is B Listed and features a beautiful late Georgian front façade with a column porch entrance and tower to the north end. The house sits in just over 9 acres of picturesque grounds which include beautiful gardens that surround the house, and mature woodland to the north and east. The Garvock Burn passes through, and there are captivating views over the neighbouring farmland toward the backdrop of the Ochil Hills to the south, and the hills of central Perthshire to the north. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Savills
Property marketed in 2022 for £1.1m

Rural church houses were often built in the best s

Rural church houses were often built in the best setting that their village could offer but “The Old Rectory” has a truly exceptional one, says the selling agent.
Completed in 1846, the property looks out over a swathe of idyllic, beautiful Devon countryside that has probably remained unchanged for over 200 years.
The senior architect in the West of England, John Hayward (1807–1891), who specialised in the Gothic Revival style, was commissioned to design and oversee the project and the gorgeous property he created is almost unchanged today.
The Old Rectory is built of snacked mudstone with Hatherleigh stone detailing under a Welsh slate roof. It incorporates impressive ground floor bay windows, a moulded cornice with Tudor motifs, stone mullion windows and a porch interior tiled with coloured and shaped tiles.
Although asymmetrical, the house feels balanced and incorporates a secondary wing that originally housed the domestic staff. That design would now easily facilitate the creation of a separate annexe of either one or two floors.
However, the jewel in its crown must surely be the house's position, which is set up on the side of a valley and south-facing so that the two main reception rooms, the kitchen/breakfast room and all the main bedrooms look out on this stunning view. The interior of the house is equally splendid with carved stone fireplaces in the drawing and sitting rooms, detailed and deep cornicing and abundant period joinery including a lovely oak front staircase.
Unsurprisingly such a special house is Grade II* listed and it has retained a vast array of original architectural features down to the cobbled floors and original wine bins in the cellars. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Knight Frank
Property marketed in 2022 for £2m

The grand home of “Waterbeck” dates back to 19

The grand home of “Waterbeck” dates back to 1912, built for a stockbroker and designed by architect W.L. Dolman, associate of Dan Gibson one of the country's leading Arts and Crafts architects.
Completed in 1916 a harmony of styles can be seen within, from classic Arts and Crafts plasterwork throughout to high Victorian fireplaces, suggesting Waterbeck was adapted upon completion by its second owner, who took on the property in 1920. It is reported that the original owner died of a heart attack when he received the bill from the W.L. Dolman! 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Ashdown Jones
Property marketed in 2022 for £2.75m

Dating as far back as 1758, “The Green Farm” i

Dating as far back as 1758, “The Green Farm” is located on the Gloucestershire/Warwickshire border. An attractive Grade II listed farmhouse, the house is constructed of local Horton stone with some later additions.
The property retains numerous original features including flagstone and wooden floors, impressive fireplaces, stone mullion windows and exposed beams. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Knight Frank
Property marketed in 2022 for £2.95m

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A remarkable country house with Tudor origins, and

A remarkable country house with Tudor origins, and Horsham stone roof, “Wallhurst Manor” is situated near Haywards Heath. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Knight Frank
Property marketed in 2022 for £3.95m

Blog coming soon on www.britishcountryhomes.com

Blog coming soon on www.britishcountryhomes.com
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“Netherfield” in Strathaven, is an exceptional

“Netherfield” in Strathaven, is an exceptional small residential estate at the heart of which is the magnificent Listed Georgian villa (1776), Netherfield House. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Savills
Property marketed in 2022 for £1.75m

In a quintessential English countryside location,

In a quintessential English countryside location, “Aston Tirrold Manor” is a simply stunning and most distinguished Queen Anne style residence, Grade II* Listed, inspired and revered architecture near Henley-on-Thames. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Warmingham
Property marketed in 2022 for £6.5m

If you like the entrance hall wait until to see th

If you like the entrance hall wait until to see the rest of Oxney Court 😍🏰🥰 👉 https://britishcountryhomes.com/this-weeks-prime-5-country-houses/ 👈

“Baldash Cottage” is an exceptional detached c

“Baldash Cottage” is an exceptional detached country residence with influences from the Arts and Crafts movement.
The house apparently started life as a modest farmhouse, before being considerably enlarged during the 1930s, and then again in the early 2000’s.
The property (which is not listed) is principally traditionally built with stone exterior elevations under a thatched roof and has a particularly attractive Wisteria clad front façade.
Baldash Cottage is located in a stunning, secluded position at the head of a long driveway, offering peace and tranquillity and your very own slice of the beautiful East Devon countryside. It sits within about 10.8 acres of gardens, grounds and woodland which offer a great deal of privacy and magnificent views which stretch over the valley. The property is positioned on the country fringes of the picturesque and highly desirable village of Branscombe, approximately two and a half miles from the Word Heritage Jurassic Coastline at Branscombe Mouth and Lyme Bay. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Humberts
Property marketed in 2022 for £2.6m

A Remarkable Victorian mansion house, located on o

A Remarkable Victorian mansion house, located on one of Cheshunt's most prestigious roads, Park Lane Paradise 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Fine & Country
Property marketed in 2022 for £2.6m

“Snargate Farmhouse” nestles in the Howardian

“Snargate Farmhouse” nestles in the Howardian Hills occupying an elevated positions in this cherished corner of North Yorkshire. From every window is an aspect to be enjoyed with far-reaching views from the principal rooms and York Minster visible in the distance.
Largely Georgian and built of local quarried stone under a pantile roof this property is adorned with roses and set back from the village road behind south facing gardens intersected by a tumbling beck. 😍🏡🥰
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Source: agents, Croft
Property marketed in 2022 for £2m

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