Pixton Park, Grade II* listed country house in Dulverton, England
Pixton Park is a Georgian country house in Dulverton featuring a north-facing entrance, service wing on the east side, and a west wing containing a billiard room added in 1870. The building has been substantially modified over the centuries and remains listed as Grade II*.
The Acland family built the house around 1760 as a Georgian residence. Henry Herbert, the 4th Earl of Carnarvon, made significant expansions in 1870 that shaped the building's current form.
The southern rooms display ornate plaster cornices from the early 1800s that showcase Georgian-era craftsmanship and design. These details remain visible throughout the main living spaces and define the character of the interior.
The house underwent modernization in 1922 with central heating installed and additional service buildings added. Access to the property follows standard visiting hours and may require advance arrangements.
During World War II, the former servants' quarters were converted into rental apartments to adapt to changing needs of the era. This transformation shows how the property responded flexibly to the demands of different periods.
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