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Brixton House, Brixton, Plymouth, Devon
Distinguished Heritage – A Grade II listed country house of national architectural importance, originally constructed in the late 18th century and later reimagined by George Wightwick in 1835. Grand Proportions – Over 8,600 sq ft of accommodation arranged across four floors, blending classical design with modern luxury. Architectural Elegance – Defined by a symmetrical façade, sash windows, and a Corinthian-columned entrance portico, setting a formal yet welcoming tone. Refined Interiors – Rich panelling, ornate fireplaces, crafted cornices and dramatic bay windows showcase fine period craftsmanship. Lifestyle & Leisure – Formal entertaining rooms balanced by family spaces, an Orangery, spa with endless pool, gym, sauna, and outdoor swimming pool with hot tub. Grounds & Setting – Approximately three acres of landscaped gardens, terraced lawns, an orchard, kitchen garden, tennis court, and far-reaching countryside views. A Rare Opportunity – An architectural landmark restored with exceptional care, offering privacy, luxury and timeless grandeur in the heart of the village. Recognised Significance – Featured in Pevsner’s Architectural Guides: The Buildings of England – Devon, underlining its historic and cultural value.