Elegant apricot salon with bay window in period villa

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The Temple

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Veere Grenney has a lucky lease on this enchanting property; UK

The Temple, with its view over the Suffolk countryside on one side and over the perfectly rectangular pond on the other, was originally built in the 18th century as a folly by the local squire. In the 1960s it was brought back to life (and saved from certain ruin) by David Hicks, one of the greats …

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