English Homes Vol III no. 1, Late Tudor (page 3/4)

195.—Condover Hall

The West Side.

Wollaton Hall From the North-East

Wollaton Hall was designed by Robert Smythson and completed in the 1588. It has been described as the first English house to abandon the traditional central courtyard; instead it had a high-ceilinged [...] [more...]

261.—Knole, Kent.

Plate 261 - The West Side of the Green Court.

262.—Knole, Kent.

Plate 260 - Bourchier’s Gate-house.

The home of the Sackvilles since 1603; it was first built in and around 1457 by Archbishop Bourchier.

311.—Avebury Manor, Wiltshire

Church, Stable and House [more...]

312.—Avebury Manor, Wiltshire

The Ancient Cut Box Tree on the South Lawn

369.—The West End Of The Hall.

Kildwick Hall is a Grade II* listed Jacobean country house, and the Hall is still (Nov. 2005) very much as pictured here. [more...]

410.—Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire.

Originally early 12th Century, or perhaps older, but greatly renovated in the 16th and 17th centuries. [more...]

107.—Ground Plan [of Beaudesert]

Ground Plan of Beaudesrt, drawn by Mr. Edmund Warre. [more...]

108.—[Beadesert Hall] From the South-West.

The cleaner, newer part on the right is the “new dining room” build in the 16th century. See the ground plan. Beaudesert Hall was mostly demolished in the 1930s. [more...]