A NEW COUNTRY HOUSE IN SHROPSHIRE

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A new country house which replaced a mid-20th-century smaller house which, in turn, replaced a large country house which was significantly altered in the early-19th-century by Edward Haycock. The new house connects to the historic stables and formal garden and is surrounded by the surviving, designed, 18th-century park landscape. The Estate has been in the same family ownership for centuries.

Classical Shropshire country house with symmetrical rendered façade, arched openings and formal lawns viewed through wild garden planting
Traditional English country house framed by flowering gardens and historic brick outbuilding in Shropshire

GALLERY

  • Classical interior corridor with roof lantern, stone flooring and traditional architectural detailing by Craig Hamilton Architects
  • Symmetrical interior view through classical doorway towards arched window and chandelier in a traditional country house
  • Classical drawing room interior with marble fireplace, chandelier, oak flooring and arched windows in a traditional country house
  • Arched windows illuminating a classical kitchen interior with bespoke cabinetry and garden views
  • Double-height stair hall with roof lantern, wrought iron balustrade and classical chandelier by Craig Hamilton Architects
  • Double-height stair hall with curved staircase, classical arches and wrought iron balustrade in a traditional country house
  • Classical Shropshire country house with symmetrical façade and arched garden elevation framed by meadow planting
  • Decorative classical fireplace with marble columns, oak flooring and traditional country house interior detailing

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