Shotwick House, Grade II listed country house in Saughall, England
The main facade of Shotwick House features seven bays with two polygonal turrets, each topped with pyramidal roofs including lead finials and weather vanes.
Built in 1872 for Horace Dormer Trelawny, Shotwick House underwent reconstruction and expansion in 1907 following a fire under the direction of architect John Douglas.
The architectural design of Shotwick House represents the neo-Elizabethan style with its brick construction, tiled roof, and tall chimneys positioned throughout the structure.
The property requires strict adherence to preservation guidelines due to its Grade II listed status, ensuring the protection of its architectural and historical elements.
The left turret of Shotwick House rises three stories high, distinguishing itself from the right turret and the main two-story structure.
Location: Saughall and Shotwick Park
Architects: John Douglas
GPS coordinates: 53.22560,-2.96310
Latest update: March 12, 2025 21:59
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