Mamhead House, Manor house in Mamhead, Devon, England.
Description
Mamhead House is an English country residence built from 1827 to 1833 with nine bays and battlemented rooflines. The estate covers about 164 acres and overlooks the surrounding Devon landscape.
History
The estate appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 under Ralph de Pomeroy's ownership. Over the centuries, it passed through several families including the Carews and Balls before its current form.
Culture
The house displays 19th-century British architecture with a striking gallery that once showcased English monarchs and notable Tudor figures. This arrangement reflected the owner's passion for British history at that time.
Practical
The building is a protected heritage site that requires careful handling during any visit or maintenance work. Visitors should stick to designated pathways and be respectful of the grounds, as the entire complex is under official protection.
Did you know?
Thomas Ball planted exotic trees on the estate in the 18th century, inspiring his gardener Thomas Lucombe to establish a significant plant nursery in Exeter. This nursery later became an important center for rare plants in the region.
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