Somersby Grange, Grade I listed Georgian house in Somersby, England.
The two-storey red brick structure features four square corner towers, a hipped slate roof, and a parapet positioned above the main entrance.
Built in 1722 for Robert Burton, the manor lord, Somersby Grange stands near the childhood residence of poet Alfred Lord Tennyson.
The building exemplifies the architectural influence of Sir John Vanbrugh, though the design is attributed to architect Robert Alfray.
Located at coordinates 53.2334°N and 0.0110°E, the property requires advance arrangements for visits due to its protected heritage status.
The house includes a basement level and received a two-storey extension on its east side to expand the living quarters.
Location: Greetham with Somersby
GPS coordinates: 53.23340,0.01104
Latest update: March 5, 2025 03:54
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