Island Hall, Georgian mansion in Godmanchester, England
Island Hall stands near the River Great Ouse, featuring symmetrical Georgian architecture with large sash windows and decorative stonework throughout its facade.
Built in 1749 as a birthday and wedding present for John Jackson, the mansion served as a base for the Royal Air Force during World War II.
The mansion represents Georgian architectural traditions through its proportions, materials, and construction methods that were common among English country houses.
The property requires special permissions for any modifications due to its Grade II* listing status, which ensures preservation of historical features.
A Chinese-style bridge extends from the main building to connect with a two-acre ornamental island situated on the River Great Ouse.
Location: Godmanchester
GPS coordinates: 52.32120,-0.17635
Latest update: April 1, 2025 18:00
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