The UKs stately homes
The UK is rightly famed for its stately homes. They have proven to be a great source of inspiration for novels, plays and films such as Downton Abbey, Sense and Sensibility and Bridgerton. They are also a great inspiration to companies like the Poole Architects uxarchitects.co.uk/. Most of them stemmed from fortified houses or were built from scratch over the years. They are usually square and rectangular in shape, and feature columns in the classical/georgian style. What are some of its best examples?
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Buckingham Palace. Originally a townhouse, it was bought by King George the third as a London residence. The last Queen isn't keen on it, thinking it more like an office. King Charles is said to have a similar view.
Blenheim Palace. Set in Oxfordshire this is a hu...









