Bagborough House, Grade II* listed building in West Bagborough, England
Bagborough House is a stone residence featuring five Ionic columns on its south-facing elevation, overlooking landscaped grounds and a walled kitchen garden. The columned facade forms the main architectural focus, while the surrounding gardens are divided into formal sections.
The house was constructed in 1739 by the Popham family and underwent significant additions with a stable block in 1820 and further modifications in 1900. These expansions reflect changing needs and design preferences across generations.
The interior features decorative elements in the William Kent style from the 1730s, reflecting the design preferences of that era. Visitors can observe how these details shape the character of the rooms today.
The property functions primarily as a wedding venue managed by Diana and Philip Brooke-Popham and can be accessed by advance arrangement. Visitors should check availability before visiting, as the grounds are frequently in use for private events.
The grounds contain a registered sundial and served as a filming location for the movie Pandaemonium set in the Quantock Hills area. This film connection adds an unexpected layer to the property's history.
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