Promoting good design in a historic environment
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Parmoor
House, dating from 1862 and a Grade II listed building, is in the exceptional
Italianate-style Lypiatt Terrace, begun in 1847, by S W Daukes. The
House was gifted to the Civic Society by Lord Parmoor in 1964 with the
intention “…
that the Society should have a
headquarters from which it can pursue its activities and use every endeavour to
influence the future development of the town so that its character may, as
far as possible, be preserved and its beauty enhanced”. Today, the
house continues to be the meeting place not only for the Civic Society but
also for many other local organisations who value the quiet, period charm of
this conveniently situated house, just a few minutes from the busy
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