The exterior of Fountains Hall built between 1598 and 1611 which was partly built with stones from the ruins of Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire
The exterior of Fountains Hall, built between 1598 and 1611 partly using stones from the ruins of Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire
The exterior of Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire
The exterior of Ickworth, the building started in 1795 by iIalian architect Mario Asprucci the Younger but halted in 1803 on the death of the 4th Earl of Bristol
The exterior of Little Clarendon, a Tudor House altered in the C17th
The exterior of Little Moreton Hall in Cheshire
The exterior of Melford Hall, Suffolk
The exterior of Packwood House, originally a Tudor timber-framed house it was largely rebuilt in brick and rendered over in the mid seventeenth and twentieth centuries
The exterior of Polesden Lacey, Surrey, in winter with snow
The exterior of Smallhythe Place in Kent, an early 16th century half-timbered house and former home of Ellen Terry
The exterior of Springhill, a pretty 17th century 'Plantation' style home in Co. Londonderry
The exterior of Standen, built in 1891-4 by Philip Webb
The exterior of the 3-storey town house, built in 1722, made of yellow brick, with red-brick dressings
The exterior of the cloisters seen from the Cloister Court at Lacock
The exterior of the late-C15th house, Little Clarendon, Salisbury, Wiltshire, altered in the C17th
The exterior of the Library and the Keep
The exterior of the Library and the passage leading to the Keep with the imposing round Tower at the corner
The Exterior the house in Cheyne Row built in 1708 home to Thomas Carlyle 1834-1881
The facade of Ardress House, which is an elegant 17th century farmhouse with a portico over the centrally-placed main entrance
The face of a wind toy of a soldier, part of the Charles Wade collection of toys in Seventh Heaven at Snowshill Manor
The Family Crest carved into the gable over the entrance on the east front
THE FAMILY OF SIR THOMAS MORE, 1530, by Rowland Lockey in the Entrance Hall at Nostell Priory
The Family Range, or west side, seen across the moat at Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire
The farm buildings at Osterley Park covered with snow
