Jacobean house

Visit Bateman’s in East Sussex, home to writer Rudyard Kipling. Family-friendly events held throughout the year.

Prized for their rarity, excellent proportions and exquisite features, such as mullioned windows and intricately toothed panelling, Jacobean houses are enjoying

Swakeleys House, a Grade I listed Jacobean building set in 25 acres of land, was originally built for Sir Edmund Wright as a palatial retreat within easy reach of the City of London.

The Hall in Bradford-on-Avon, Somerset, is a fine Jacobean house that's one of the finest surviving examples of its type. Nicholas Cooper explains its architectural and historical importance, and how it became home to some remarkable mechanical minds. Photographs by Paul Highnam for the Country Life Picture Library.

17th century Jacobean manor house in the Cotswolds.

Apethorpe Palace's new owners share their ambitious plans

Discover the beautiful Jacobean Country Home design in Greenwich, CT. Browse our architecture portfolio with photos and renders by Wadia Associates.

Surrounded by green forests and large fields in the beautiful area of Gloucestershire in the South West of England lies the picturesque manor house Avening Court. Now we present a collection of antique furniture from this unique place at auction. Read more here

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Some photos from last week at Asthall Manor. A dreamy Jacobean Cotswolds manor house that was the childhood home of the Mitford sisters. Everything about Asthall Manor is romantic – the gables, the roses, the lake, the ballroom, and the swans on the willow-bordered River Windrush. The house, which dates from 1620, was immortalised as Alconleigh in Nancy Mitford’s ‘The Pursuit of Love’. Fans of the 1945 novel will be thrilled to learn that the ‘Hons’ cupboard’ remains intact at the top of the…