Addington Manor, Winslow, England

This site is NOT open to public.

Brief description of site

A small landscape park of about 115 hectares, associated originally with an early 19th century house. Substantial changes to the house were undertaken from 1999, with landscape alterations from 2000.

Brief history of site

A small landscape park associated originally with an early 19th century house. The park was developed substantially after a chateau-style mansion was constructed on high ground in the park in 1859 by a director of the Bank of England. Elm and Spanish chestnut avenues led from the road, a parterre was laid out on the south (garden) front, and the park was mostly surrounded by thick belts of trees. The later mansion was itself replaced in 1928 by a Georgian-style house by Michael Waterhouse. Substantial changes to the house were undertaken between 1999 and 2002 to a design by Sansome Hall, with landscape alterations by Dejardin Design.

Location information:

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number:	165	Grid Ref:	SP740280
Latitude:	51.94559	Longitude:	-0.9248069

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