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C. 1918 Manor House in St-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil, France
This quite unique property was constructed some 100 years ago in the same style as a 16th century manor house. All the materials are completely authentic and genuine reclaimed items. There is a stone tower and even a working portcullis! The property could be further restored and enlarged.
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17th Century “Yew Tree Cottage” in Partridge Green, West Sussex, England
A picturesque, detached Grade II Listed property with paddock, equestrian facilities and far reaching views, on the outskirts of the sought after village of Partridge Green.
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16th Century “Palazzo Maraffi” in Pontremoli, Italy
In the historical center of Pontremoli with its majestic Stone Facade and its Faciun (stone heads) we propose the marvelous Palazzo Maraffi, later called Palazzo Giuliani. Dated in the 16th century, it needs a general internal restructuring. To safeguard his wonderful and precious frescoes created by Niccolò Contestabili, His incredible Alcova and his rooms that give us the beauty and materials of the time. For a total size of about 1000 square meters.
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17th/19th Century in Montignac, Dordogne, France
This beautiful old house is remarkably located in the city of Montignac, well known for its very rich prehistoric past.
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17th Century Longhouse in Longburgh, England
A superb example of a clay dabbing 17th century Cumbria longhouse, Grade II Listed as being of architectural/historical interest and retaining many fine original and period features throughout. It provides two receptions rooms, three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and en-suite shower room.There are gas central heating, gardens, outbuildings and detached garage.
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19th Century Chapel in Dover, Kent, England
Arcadia is a most unusual conversion of a pair of High Victorian Gothic cemetery chapels designed by Thomas Talbot Bury, a noted pupil of Pugin, in about 1870. Both chapels are of stone construction with Bath stone dressings beneath steeply pitched tiled roofs and are linked by a cloistered reception hall with a central doorway on each side offering access to the front and exit to the rear.
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