Catmose House, Grade II listed building in Oakham, England
Catmose House features a nine-bay symmetrical frontage with round-headed windows on the ground floor and square windows on the first floor.
The building, completed in 1781 as a hunting lodge, became the residence of Sir Gerard Noel Edwards, Member of Parliament for Rutland in the early 19th century.
The building displays architectural elements from different periods, including an 1870s southeast-facing frontage with an arched entrance porch and balustrade.
Since 1936, the building has served as the headquarters of Rutland County Council, with modern extensions added to accommodate administrative functions.
The interior contains notable artworks, including a painting by Dorothy Snowdon depicting an osprey among various municipal facilities.
Location: Oakham
GPS coordinates: 52.66819,-0.72476
Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46
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