Cronkhill, Grade I listed country house in Atcham, England.
The white stucco building features a rectangular two-story block with circular and square towers connected by a prominent loggia at the front.
Architect John Nash completed the construction of Cronkhill in 1802 for Francis Walford, who worked as an agent for Baron Berwick of Attingham Park.
The architecture incorporates elements from the Italian Campagna and serves as the first example of Italianate villa design in England.
The National Trust maintains the property and opens it to visitors during designated periods throughout the year for guided tours.
The interior layout includes a drawing room in the round tower, a library in the square tower, and a dining room in the central section.
Location: Atcham
Architectural style: Italianate architecture
Website: https://nationaltrust.org.uk/attingham-park-estate-cronkhill
GPS coordinates: 52.67030,-2.68778
Latest update: March 6, 2025 19:31
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