Sibton Park, Georgian country house in Sibton, England
Sibton Park is a country house with a symmetrical three-bay facade, pilasters, and an entrance portico supported by ionic columns, finished in stuccoed brick. The estate also includes a brick stable building with a clock tower and flanking wings.
The house was built in 1827 by architect Decimus Burton for Robert Sayer, a former Sheriff of Suffolk. It remained in the Brooke family from 1844 until 2005.
The interior shows original Georgian details such as plaster decorations, marble fireplaces, and period furniture that reflect the early 1800s. These elements reveal the taste and craftsmanship of that era.
The grounds are extensive and offer modern facilities including a heated swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, and an orangery. Plan to spend time exploring the full outdoor layout during your visit.
A serpentine lake winds through the property creating a natural water landscape. This designed feature adds to the expansive park character of the grounds.
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