18th century house plans

Holkham Hall is the ancestral seat of Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester, and his descendants. As one of the most notable examples of 18th century Palladian revival, which celebrated the symmet…

This crumbling Colonial cottage wasn't built to last forever. But one determined homeowner has made it his mission to see that it will

Growing up in a small New England town with a mother who was an antiquarian it was inevitable that I would be exposed to old. After graduating from UMass/Amherst I lived in Connecticut, taught school, married, and raised three children in suburbia. A move to Newburyport MA renewed my interest in all things old. This background has now evolved into research,writing,consulting and all the things I love to do. Prudence Fish

There is nothing ostentatious about Lillifields. It is a sensitive work for a like-minded client, built with materials and skills of the highest quality to suggest something of the distinctive local yet anonymous character of New England's traditional provincial craftsmen.

Late 18th century (c.1770) house with surviving early 19th century shop front, Listed Grade II.

Details of Victorian Architecture

The Mission House in Hinsdale, MA, USA, is a historical place that tells the story of an 18th-century missionary and houses a fascinating Native American museum. This iconic site gives visitors a glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the history of the region.

A house in Charles Street, Berkeley Square : ground floor plan. From http://chestofbooks.com/architecture/Modern-Buildings-Construction-V2/Chapter-II-Large-Town-Houses.html#.UXgojqPTXFo

18th century château surrounded by a walled park, in the Calvados region

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

This 10-bedroom 18th-century historic home near Cambridge has up to 38 acres of gardens, parkland and farmland. —Nick Clayton

As title, the Elevation top, and the Plan and Scale below.

After our busy lives in Paris, we decided to take early retirement and move to Clauzuroux. This property, where my husband was born, has been in his family for almost two centuries. I'm originally from this region as well, so it was an obvious decision to move back to Clauzuroux. We started works straight away to transform the cellars and wine storehouses into accommodation and to improve the comfort of the château rooms so that they could be used as guest rooms. In 2008, we acquired the…

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