Close view of the sculpture Nymph and Cupid by Sir Richard Westmacott, RA (1775-1856) in the North Gallery at Petworth House
Close view of the south end of the west elevation of Cragside with dense forest above and the glen below, showing details of elevation including chimney stacks and pitched and tiled roofs
Close view of the spines of a collection of books in Ann's Room at Snowshill Manor
Close view of the Stable Block at Mottisfont Abbey, with fine gauged red brick, the clock and arched windows
Close view of the Staircase at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881
Close view of the statue of King Alfred in a niche in the triangular Alfred's Tower at Stourhead, on Kingsettle Hill, two miles north- west of the garden on the spot where King Alfred raised his standard in 879
Close view of the stones at Housesteads Fort (Vercovicium), one of the sixteen permanent bases on Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, photographed during the July 2006 heatwave
Close view of the substantial oak front door at Hill Top
Close view of the table and food being prepared in the Kitchen at Lanhydrock, Cornwall
Close view of the teak statue of St George, mounted on the wall of Wade's cottage in the garden at Snowshill Manor, Gloucestershire, UK
Close view of the textile covering of an 18th-century wing armchair at East Riddlesden Hall
Close view of the textured limestone rock at the abnadoned stone quarry at Seacombe Ledge, Eastington Farm, Purbeck, Dorset
Close view of the textured limestone rock pools at Dancing Ledge, a disused stone quarry on the Spyway Farm Estate, Purbeck, Dorset
Close view of the tool cupboard in the Carpenter's Workshop at Llanerchaeron, an C18th estate near Aberaeron
Close view of the top part of the sixteenth-century Gate Tower on the West Front at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
Close view of the tulip 'Estella Rijnveld' in the parterre at Hanbury Hall
Close view of the tulip-shaped light fittings designed by Patrick Gwynne for The Homewood
Close view of the two masted lugger "John Silver", part of the reconstruction of Wolf's Cove, the model village which was once in the garden at Snowshill Manor but is now in the room known as Occidens
Close view of the unopened flowers of Tropaeolum polyphyllum at Dunham Massey, Cheshire
Close view of the unusual sculptured pillars of the exposed layers of basalt, mainly hexagonal in shape, of the Giant's Causeway, a designated World Heritage Site
Close view of the vivid blue of an Agapanthus flower on the terrace at Tyntesfield, Wraxall, North Somerset
