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

[Barbara.H]

The Irish Sea could be visible from the tower?

So a business man or merchant could observe his ships approaching Liverpool?

Which gave me a thought - the tower has glass on four sides. Maybe its on an island? 
Isle of Wight, Jersey, Anglesey, Isle of Man?

[ScouseBoy]

Brownsea Island  even in Poole Harbour?

[Mike in Cumbria]

But on none of those islands could you see out to sea in all four directions (except, perhaps from the summit of Snaefell.)

[Jool]

The Irish Sea could be visible from the tower?

So a business man or merchant could observe his ships approaching Liverpool?

Which gave me a thought - the tower has glass on four sides. Maybe its on an island? 
Isle of Wight, Jersey, Anglesey, Isle of Man?

Barbara, I had a good look around the Isle of Wight yesterday, there were a few houses with that unusual window gable, but I couldn't locate Cazza's house 

[ScouseBoy]

They say that you can see Five kingdoms from the top of Snaefell   (on a clear day)

[Mike in Cumbria]

They say that you can see Five kingdoms from the top of Snaefell   (on a clear day)

Quite true - but you wouldn't want to build a house there! With or without a tennis lawn.

[BrazilianBombshell]

Just a though, I've seen a lookout tower on a house in Hadley Common in Monken Hadley.  It does look smaller and there is no glass, however there is a weather vane. Can't see the house due to trees.  Another house  has uninterrupted views towards London (I think) along the same stretch of road is for sale for £7,900.000, so I have viewed, online of course.   

[ScouseBoy]

What time of the day do you think that the photo has been taken?

Could it be early morning?          Or just after 12 Noon?

[ScouseBoy]

IF it was slightly older, it would probably have had wooden shutters on the inside of the windows.