in steep terraces up the combe or hill by the side of the mansion, which lies down in the valley. The structure was to be on the highest part of the garden,
Elevation of front.
commanding an extensive view of the valley, the village, and adjacent country. As the house is in the neighbourhood of several fine old Elizabethan mansions, the design partook of that character. The view represents
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Balustrade.
the structure in its complete state, with the terrace overlooking the valley. The turret on the tower of the village church is seen in the distance. The latter