In the construction of the house were used eco-friendly modern finishing materials and new construction techniques. A building with its own distinct personality and charm. It can be called a “smart house” if you consider the number of systems and computer technology used here. It’s an audiovisual control (with voice and motion). It controls blinds, shades, lighting, and even the water in the bathroom.
Features 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 5 living rooms, cinema room and game room. There is also an annex, which is a studio, shower room and kitchen. The Manor House has 3 garages. There is also a covered terrace, which can be accessed from the dining room and kitchen.
Around the house – English park (an arrangement of artificially planted plants, which seems natural). Of course, it is very well maintained: perfectly mowed lawns, sanded or paved paths, park figures, benches. All this gives the garden a sculptural look.
It was created by a group of landscape designers who have managed to ensure that the garden blooms from early spring to late fall. And in the northwestern part there is a pond with blooming lilies. In the center, the fountain welcomes you. The property is surrounded by a high fence, something also characteristic of Britain’s old estates.
As the setting, characteristic of the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. were peculiar to luxury and pomp, it made the interior heavy and cluttered. But the designers of Waterford House managed to successfully avoid that. Every detail is thought out and in its place.
What elements of classic design can be incorporated into a Waterford house to enhance its aesthetic appeal and maintain its timeless charm?