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£ 1,150,000
4 bedroom house for sale
Kent and Sussex Hospital
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
· Garden
Kent and Sussex Hospital · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Garden
George Devey, British architect, pioneer of the vernacular revival, an important precursor to Arts and Crafts architecture.Part of the late-1800s Grade II-listed Pembury Grange, this four-bedroom home sits in Sandown Park on the eastern fringe of Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Designed by architect George Devey, from which the building’s residential wings each derive playful sobriquets, the house has been sensitively renovated by its current owners. An elegant and soft-toned palette permeates the interiors and complements the wealth of original details that remain. An atmospheric part-walled garden lies at the front and the house is found in a sought-after enclave, surrounded by mature trees.Setting the ScenePembury Grange is a Grade II-listed, Tudor-style mansion built in 1869 by the prominent architect George Devey (1820-1886) for Neville Ward. Devey began his career as a watercolour artist and became an architect to earn a living. He developed his own style and, in 1846, went on a Continent
George Devey, British architect, pioneer of the vernacular revival, an important precursor to Arts and Crafts architecture.Part of the late-1800s Grade II-listed Pembury Grange, this four-bedroom home sits in Sandown Park on the eastern fringe of Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Designed by architect George Devey, from which the building’s residential wings each derive playful sobriquets, the house has been sensitively renovated by its current owners. An elegant and soft-toned palette permeates the interiors and complements the wealth of original details that remain. An atmospheric part-walled garden lies at the front and the house is found in a sought-after enclave, surrounded by mature trees.Setting the ScenePembury Grange is a Grade II-listed, Tudor-style mansion built in 1869 by the prominent architect George Devey (1820-1886) for Neville Ward. Devey began his career as a watercolour artist and became an architect to earn a living. He developed his own style and, in 1846, went on a Continent
£ 1,150,000