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The Lord Mayor of London's 17th century country mansion has been put on the market for £45million - but it still needs another £10million to turn it into a home. Swakeleys House, a Grade I listed Jacobean building set among 25 acres, was originally built for Sir Edmund Wright as a palatial retreat within easy reach of the City of London. Jacobean Architecture, Samuel Pepys, Manor Homes, Country Mansion, English Houses, English Architecture, English Manor Houses, Stately Homes, English Manor

Swakeleys House, a Grade I listed Jacobean building set in 25 acres of land, was originally built for Sir Edmund Wright as a palatial retreat within easy reach of the City of London.

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Sandringham House is a private residence of the British royal family, located in Norfolk, England. It has been the country retreat of four generations of British monarchs since 1862. The house is set within a 20,000-acre estate in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its architecture is characterized by its Jacobean style, with features typical of the period, such as large windows and elaborate chimneys. - #historicpreservation #georgianarchitecture #georgianhouse #stately... Jacobean Manor House, Jacobean Architecture, Regency Architecture, Sandringham House, Jacobean Style, British House, English Architecture, Georgian House, British Traditions

Sandringham House is a private residence of the British royal family, located in Norfolk, England. It has been the country retreat of four generations of British monarchs since 1862. The house is set within a 20,000-acre estate in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its architecture is characterized by its Jacobean style, with features typical of the period, such as large windows and elaborate chimneys. - #historicpreservation #georgianarchitecture #georgianhouse…

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