Snowdenham Hall, Bramley
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Snowdenham Hall, Bramley
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
A truly elephantine country house which pretty much defies stylistic classification as, not uncommonly for Victorians, there was a drive to cram in as many details as possible. But not willy-nilly as it all hangs together. By Ralph Nevill, 1884-86, for Robert Courage of brewery fame. Grade II listed. Inevitably it has been converted into flats, high end as a three-bedroom flat is around the £1.4 million mark (2013). In 2022, a three-bedroom flat was on the market for £1.75m (possibly not the same one though). The date of the photo is uncertain.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.187671
Longitude
-0.571494