Newlands Park College Of Education, Grade II listed educational center in Chalfont St Peter, England.
Newlands Park is a Georgian building in Chalfont St Peter featuring symmetrical proportions and classical design elements. The structure displays traditional masonry work and detailed ornamentation across its exterior.
The building was originally constructed as a country residence and was repurposed in 1946 as a teacher training facility. This transformation linked its traditional architecture with modern educational function.
In the early 1900s, the estate served as a gathering place for women's rights activists and writers. Visitors of that era encountered influential figures of the movement during their stays.
The building operates as part of an independent school and is subject to protection rules for historic structures. Visitors should check in advance whether the grounds are open to the public.
The grounds feature an obelisk from 1785 commemorating a stag hunt from the time of a royal visit. This monument preserves an unusual reminder of the site's connection to royal history.
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