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Anlaby House, Georgian country house in Anlaby, England.

The three-story mansion features yellow brick construction with stone dressing, slate roofing, and a symmetrical five-bay frontage on Beverley Road.

Built in 1790 for merchant John Boyes, the property changed ownership to William Voase in 1818, who passed it to his niece Fanny under surname conditions.

The structure exemplifies the residential preferences of Yorkshire merchants during the late 18th century through its architectural design and spatial arrangement.

The Grade II listed building now contains multiple residential units following its conversion from former council offices in 2004.

During World War II, the property functioned as a strategic storage facility and depot for air raid precaution materials.

Location: Anlaby with Anlaby Common

GPS coordinates: 53.74320,-0.43650

Latest update: March 15, 2025 04:32

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