The Stately Homes of Norfolk - Houghton Hall
Built in the 1720s for Great Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole, Houghton Hall is one of Norfolk’s most beautiful stately homes and remains one of England’s finest Palladian houses. A collaboration between the two defining British architects of the age – Colen Campbell and James Gibbs – and with lavish interiors by William Kent, Houghton was built with an eye to reflecting the wealth, taste, and power of its owner.
With grateful thanks to the current owner Lord Cholmondeley.
Видео The Stately Homes of Norfolk - Houghton Hall канала Chris Bailey Presents
With grateful thanks to the current owner Lord Cholmondeley.
Видео The Stately Homes of Norfolk - Houghton Hall канала Chris Bailey Presents
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
1/4 Easton Neston (Ep3) - The Country House RevealedLife in an Irish Country Cottage ~ Morning Work!The Stately Homes of Norfolk - Blickling HallTour of Hatfield House with Lord Salisbury and Dr Emily BurnsDecline Of British Dukedom | The Last Dukes | Real Royalty With Foxy GamesHOLKHAM HALL, Norfolk, England - (Dix Trips - Vol.44)The Aristocrats: The Rothschilds - Lord Jacob RothschildHighgrove HouseThe Stately Homes of Norfolk - Felbrigg HallThe Stately Homes of Norfolk - Hindringham HallAn American Aristocrat's Guide to Great Estates: Inveraray Castle (Full Episode)The Country House at Home with Oliver Gerrish1/4 Wentworth Woodhouse (Ep4) - The Country House RevealedWilliam Kent at Houghton Hall, William Kent: Designing Georgian BritainThe Stately Homes of Norfolk: Holkham HallKnole - Five centuries of showing offThe Stately Homes of EnglandCrown And Country - Series 1: Sandringham - Full DocumentaryLove Basildon ParkNational treasures of Wales - Tredegar House