One evening after dark a young man prowled among these
crumbling red mansions, ringing their bells.
Mansions on the outskirts
disappeared including southcote manor and erleigh court.
Michelin star 2006 a magnificent 1720
palladian mansion
set in extensive parkland of five hundred acres, six miles from the city of bath.
Mansion block
with off street parking & communal gardens.
The
oglebay mansion
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Mansion in this township.
Aykley heads house, durham aykley heads is a
rambling courtyard mansion
of medieval origins on the edge of the city of durham.
The tudor palace became a
georgian mansion
in the early 19th century.
Mansion house, which is on the river irvine, still remains.
Following the civil
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Mansion erected
upon its site by lord viscount southwell.
Two miles southwest is audley end, a magnificent
jacobean mansion
owned by english heritage.
It was he who, in 1760, renovated and extended the old
elizabethan mansion
which the berkeleys had built.
The oldest part of the castle shows a distinctive herringbone pattern in the 15th century the castle was converted into a
fortified mansion.
The vicarage is a
handsome stone mansion, a little south from the church.
The hall, an ancient
brick mansion, near the church, is occupied by a farmer.
The hall had been the
moated mansion
of the levesons, a family who had made their money through the wool trade.
Venice among the waterways of venice restored palaces and
stately mansions
are your atmospheric homes to explore its myriad alleys and canals.
Mansion situated
in 17 acres of landscaped grounds on the shores of lake windermere.
St michael's mount the rocky outcrop, crowned with a large
castellated mansion, is an unmistakable landmark of the cornish coastline.
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