Farringford House
Farringford House
Farringford House
Isle of Wight
Awarded a Civic Trust Commendation
Shortlisted for the Historic Houses Restoration Award - 2019
Shortlisted for the Historic Houses Restoration Award - 2019
The Grade I Listed Farringford House was the residence of Alfred Lord Tennyson in the late 19th Century. Extensive work will restore it in the spirit of the building during Tennyson’s occupancy and will enable it to hold events and exhibitions.
The Grade I Listed Farringford House was the residence of Alfred Lord Tennyson in the late 19th Century. Extensive work will restore it in the spirit of the building during Tennyson’s occupancy and will enable it to hold events and exhibitions.
The Grade I Listed Farringford House was the residence of Alfred Lord Tennyson in the late 19th Century. Extensive work will restore it in the spirit of the building during Tennyson’s occupancy and will enable it to hold events and exhibitions.
Kilburn Nightingale drew up a long-term Masterplan for the property and a phased programme of works in site (which has included the refurbishment of a number of cottages, six of them designed by Clough Williams-Ellis).
Kilburn Nightingale drew up a long-term Masterplan for the property and a phased programme of works in site (which has included the refurbishment of a number of cottages, six of them designed by Clough Williams-Ellis).
Kilburn Nightingale drew up a long-term Masterplan for the property and a phased programme of works in site (which has included the refurbishment of a number of cottages, six of them designed by Clough Williams-Ellis).
Kilburn Nightingale drew up a long-term Masterplan for the property and a phased programme of works in site (which has included the refurbishment of a number of cottages, six of them designed by Clough Williams-Ellis).
The ongoing work comprises the complete restoration of the historic house and the sympathetic development of the site as a whole, including the demolition of inappropriate and low quality structures and the insertion of carefully planned new buildings.
The ongoing work comprises the complete restoration of the historic house and the sympathetic development of the site as a whole, including the demolition of inappropriate and low quality structures and the insertion of carefully planned new buildings.
The ongoing work comprises the complete restoration of the historic house and the sympathetic development of the site as a whole, including the demolition of inappropriate and low quality structures and the insertion of carefully planned new buildings.
This painstaking project has included a process of research which has entailed, among other things, the careful study of literary sources and has included the special manufacture of replica materials and wallpapers.
This painstaking project has included a process of research which has entailed, among other things, the careful study of literary sources and has included the special manufacture of replica materials and wallpapers.
This painstaking project has included a process of research which has entailed, among other things, the careful study of literary sources and has included the special manufacture of replica materials and wallpapers.
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London WC1H 8JW
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London WC1H 8JW
+44 (0) 20 7812 1102
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26 Harrison Street
London WC1H 8JW
+44 (0) 20 7812 1102
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