Georgian Manor House

Perfectly balanced façade: central entrance with evenly spaced sash windows on both sides.
Red brick with pale stone trim (quoins and surrounds): a common Georgian material palette.
Classical central doorway with a small pediment/hood and pilasters, emphasizing the main axis.
Triangular pediment above the entrance bay with a fanlight/arched window detail—very Georgian.
Hipped roof with tall chimney stacks at the ends, plus a small central cupola/lantern feature.
Lower side wings set back from the main block, typical of manor layouts (service/secondary rooms).
The setting—sweeping lawn, grazing sheep, and a lake with swans—fits the Georgian “country estate” ideal, where the landscape is part of the statement.