Georgian home of Lord Clive of India with free-standing ballroom and 30 acres of arboretum and pools
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Historic home of Lord Clive of India who commissioned Sir William Chambers to redesign the house and stable block in 1763. It has been slightly reduced in size to suit present-day requirements, but its aspect remains a perfectGeorgian elevation, with parapet walls and sash windows. Clive's son Edward added a free-standing ballroom around 1800 which is now used for weddings, concerts and parties. He was much interested in gardening and arborculture and30-acres have been developed into an Arboretum with winding walks and containing magnificent specimens of trees.
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