Where Am I? No. 12a - Part Two of "Cazza's House"

[Ruskie]

But looking through a lot I think this aspect - whether it be back or front - was to show the lawn and house together to give the impression of space, because with wealth comes space.

Good point - and the house certainly does look huge from this aspect.

[roopat]

Friends of mine bought 2 adjoining cottages in a narrow lane with virtually no front garden. At the back they added an extension and have several acres of garden and meadow. A view from the bottom of the garden shows a fairly impressive country house - but from the front you just see 2 small cottages.
I suspect this house might be a similar case   

[cazza59]

I'm out of download at the moment which means my system is slowed to dial up speed, so just popping in and out, so apologies for non response!  Can't believe 12 is still going..... 

Caz

[groom]

Can't believe 12 is still going....

Nor can I - every time I get notification I think, "Is this it, has it been found?"

[DavidG02]

Can't believe 12 is still going....

Nor can I - every time I get notification I think, "Is this it, has it been found?"

Sorry groom...and everyone else

Just an update. I am still looking from time to time and in my travels came across this wonderful site that has some lovely houses but also some genealogical family history.

I have asked the site manager to have a look and he has put it on his twitter and facebook page. Heres hoping

Have a look at this site http://landedfamilies.blogspot.com.au/ and hope Mr Kingsley and his readers can help

One thing that Nick suggested - along the lines of most who have had a look - he thinks it is also SE England

[Ruskie]

Even if it doesn't lead to finding the mystery house, that site is brilliant David - thank you! It's going straight into my favourites. 

[shanreagh]

Don't know if this angle is worth exploring or not. Large houses were often used for hospitals or recuperation areas in both wars. I  can see a similar house in my minds eye with WW1 soldiers outside sitting on the seats. 

The building behind looks like a hall (religious ) of some sort. 
Wonder if this is a manse or vicarage?
If it was a vicarage or manse then it may have been one of the first to be offered up as a rest and recuperation area.

[DavidG02]

Some excellent advice shanreagh , and welcome to the thread.

We also think you are on the right track. It just has that feel doesn't it. Do you agree it could be more south-east than northerly?

I have seen some Manses which I thought came close.

[ScouseBoy]

Help needed please.

Please have a look on the photo restoration category.

Old photo of a horse drawn cart and an old photo circa  1900.

WAI fans expertise appreciated, please.