I am just like Eva Gabor on Green Acres – I love city life! But I do get distracted by a pretty country property, especially one in a manor house in the UK.
I love the tall windows, high ceilings and period details in this room. 
And I love the Tudor-style mirror above the fireplace.
In fact, the whole flat seems to be filled with light. 
A nice little hidden-away garden. 
Love the window style, but I bet they were originally leaded glass, perhaps in a diamond pattern. It looks like they’ve been replaced with double-glazed windows, which is surprising for a conversion like this one.
The property is 10 acres, including a tennis court,
but I wonder if they’d let me have a little veg garden?
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Lovely! It looks like it is divided into separate apartments. Is it?
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a few units. But there was no other information.
DeleteLovely indeed. I'm curious why it's called a mews flat. I've always thought of a mews as a group of small, tucked away nestling of homes in a city.
ReplyDeleteJust reporting what they've called the space.
DeleteI am pretty sure that I saw this development featured on a BBC show several years ago. It looked very nice then and still does, but that is a load of quid for just two beds!
ReplyDeleteLocation! Location?
DeleteGorgeous light-filled space!!
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Lovel! We're already talking about our next trip over. Thought of you today when I read a post on William Morris at www.susanbranch.com Do you ever read her? She had an extended stay in the UK this summer and has some great pics. I want to live in William Morris' house, but I'd happily settle for this flat!
ReplyDeleteWhich fulfills my belief that if a structure has good bones you can do so much.
ReplyDeleteI adore the house and grounds from the outside, but I'd have to do a major de-whiting on the inside. I need dark oriental carpets, red velvet covered antique sofas and chairs, dark jewel-toned drapes, and the rest. If Vincent Price wouldn't look at home in the room, then it's not my style. 8-)
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