Image The 1952 edition of Pevsner, the "North Devon" volume, extols the plaster ceiling in the North wing - "as good as any work anywhere in Britain", and there was an "equally splendid" fireplace. Another unusual feature: sash windows dating from the 1680s.."> Information board at Dunsland House

Information board at Dunsland House

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Information board at Dunsland House

Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 31 Jul 2007

A description of the vanished house, which Cherry & Pevsner call "Devon's most tragic loss since the last war". See also Image The 1952 edition of Pevsner, the "North Devon" volume, extols the plaster ceiling in the North wing - "as good as any work anywhere in Britain", and there was an "equally splendid" fireplace. Another unusual feature: sash windows dating from the 1680s.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.82352
Longitude
-4.260368