Entrance Front Collection
Step into history with these stunning entrance fronts of some of England's most beloved country houses
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Step into history with these stunning entrance fronts of some of England's most beloved country houses. Blickling Hall, captured in a timeless black and white photo from "100 Favourite Houses, " showcases its grandeur as it stands proudly against the backdrop of lush greenery. The intricate details on its entrance front beckon visitors to explore the treasures within. Drayton House's courtyard, also featured in "100 Favourite Houses, " exudes an air of elegance and tranquility. The entrance front invites guests to step into a world where time seems to stand still, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Tigbourne Court's entrance front, as seen through Edwin Lutyens' lens in his book on country houses, is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends architectural brilliance with natural splendor. Its imposing presence commands attention while offering a glimpse into the opulence that lies beyond its doors. Chastleton House, showcased in "Country Houses of the Cotswolds, " presents an enchanting sight with its charming entrance front. This snapshot captures the essence of this historic gem nestled amidst rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. Wingerworth Hall's east and north fronts are immortalized in Giles Worsley's work on England's lost houses. These hauntingly beautiful black and white photographs transport us back to a time when this magnificent mansion stood tall, leaving us yearning for more glimpses into its glorious past. Hillington Hall tells a similar tale through Worsley's lens - once majestic but now lost to time. Its faded grandeur can still be admired from this captivating photograph that preserves its memory for generations to come. Nether Swell Manor graces the pages of "Country Houses of the Cotswolds" with its exquisite entrance front. This hidden treasure invites us to imagine strolling along its pathways and experiencing firsthand the charm that has captivated so many throughout history. Shardeloes' entrance portico takes center stage in Eileen Harris' book on the country houses of Robert Adam.