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The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset
The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset

The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset. The house was built by Sir Edward Phelips in the last years of the sixteenth century. The stone is Ham Hill oolitic limestone in a warm honey colour.

Additional information

NTPL Ref. No 170545
Property Name Montacute House
Region Wessex

The east front, seen over the balustrade, at Montacute House, Somerset

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