Georgian estate

The grade II*-listed Thorpe Hall was falling to pieces when the last owners took it on – today, it’s a magnificent testament to their hard work, but now they are moving on and selling the entire 85 acre estate. Penny Churchill reports.

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Reddish House, in the Wiltshire countryside, was bought by Beaton for £10,000 in the 1940s

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The 33-acre Georgian property appeared in Sense and Sensibility and 28 Days Later

Georgian architecture is often talked about in relation to early American building styles, but the architectural type actually has its roots in England.

Nick and Liane Pace found their forever home in 2012, just after their third child arrived. “Our goal was to keep the charm and character of an older home, but add some modern amenities and an updated feel,” reveals Liane.

From reimagined floor plans and versatile spaces to the seamless integration of indoor/outdoor living, discover how today's Georgian homes blend classic sophistication with contemporary functionality.

A painstakingly restored Georgian house nestled in a Somerset valley. The house and outbuildings were restored with comfortable living in mind and have won a Georgian Group award in 2015.

Sudeley Lodge Estate, one of the most remarkable properties in Gloucestershire, has come to the market.