Cecil Beaton S Reddish House Floor Plan Cecil Beaton lived at Reddish House for 32 years and when he died on January 17 1980 three days after his 76th birthday everything was sold at a two day auction by Christie s held in a marquee on the lawn
HISTORY Reddish house is an exquisite example of the English country house Constructed of mellow red brick under a clay tile roof it exhibits a number of classical features including two Corinthian pilasters carrying a pediment and entablature over the front door and a bust reputed to be of Charles II and angle quoins 2 June 2020 Reddish House Savills Fancy owning a piece of Bright Young Things history The home of society photographer Cecil Beaton who captured the group of aristocrats society beauties and artists taking the nation by storm in the 1920s is now for sale in Wiltshire for 4 million
Cecil Beaton S Reddish House Floor Plan
Cecil Beaton S Reddish House Floor Plan
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Beaton bought the three bedroom house near Salisbury in 1947 for 10 000 moving there from another Wiltshire house the grand Georgian estate at Ashcombe later owned by Madonna and now by Guy Ritchie Kendra Wilson November 13 2014 In 1980 a grand house sale was held by Sotheby s at the former home of Sir Cecil Beaton in Wiltshire The hardworking polymath and bon viveur had recently died and the contents of Reddish House were on view My mother couldn t resist having a look around so we drove down from London It was a memorable day
Non Morris July 27 2019 Reddish House Credit Val Corbett Country Life Reddish House in Wiltshire is the place where the great Cecil Beaton fell in love with gardening Taking on this idyllic plot did not involve a slavish re creation of his work however instead it s been a case of applying the same spirit Reddish House also known as Reddish Manor is an early 18th century manor house in the village of Broad Chalke in Wiltshire England It was possibly built in its current form for Jeremiah Cray a clothier It is a Grade II listed building 1
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July 13 2020 The winter garden at Reddish House Cecil Beaton s Wiltshire home appeared in AD s Fall 1969 issue Cecil Beaton AD archdigestpro British photographer and set By Geoffrey Montes June 17 2020 The longtime estate of famed British photographer Cecil Beaton has hit the market for 4 million Nestled in the Wiltshire countryside the Grade II listed Reddish House was Beaton s home from 1947 when he bought it for just 10 000 until his death in 1980
3 June 2020 Property News Reddish House former home of photographer Sir Cecil Beaton being sold through Savills for 4 million The Queen Anne country house in the Chalke Valley village of Broad Chalke has a long and distinguished artistic heritage The property dates back almost 400 years as detailed in the historical archive created by Cecil Beaton which rivals that of the county archivist The country home was rebuilt between 1715 1720 constructed with mellow red brick and features classical design elements as noted in the Corinthian pilasters holding up the pediment and entablature
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Cecil Beaton lived at Reddish House for 32 years and when he died on January 17 1980 three days after his 76th birthday everything was sold at a two day auction by Christie s held in a marquee on the lawn
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HISTORY Reddish house is an exquisite example of the English country house Constructed of mellow red brick under a clay tile roof it exhibits a number of classical features including two Corinthian pilasters carrying a pediment and entablature over the front door and a bust reputed to be of Charles II and angle quoins
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Cecil Beaton S Reddish House Floor Plan - For a sneak preview of the exhibition and to hear what Hugo Vickers Cecil Beaton s biographer has to say watch our YouTube clip A new exhibition of photographs from The Cecil Beaton Studio Archive at Sotheby s curated by Jasper Conran opens at Wilton House on the 18 April 2014
