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The Gentleman's House: Or, How to Plan English Residences, From the Parsonage to the Palace; With Tables of Accomodation and Cost, and a Series of Sel

by Robert Kerr

Planning English homes across a wide range of scale

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Planning English homes across a wide range of scale

Robert Kerr’s guide addresses the planning of English residences, spanning the parsonage through the palace. Its title also points to practical reference material: tables of accommodation and cost, alongside a series of illustrations or plans (the supplied title is cut off before identifying them). The book’s scope connects residential architecture with questions of household provision and expense, making it a reference-oriented work on how homes of differing scale are planned.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in residential architecture and English house planning.
  • Those seeking a reference that includes accommodation and cost tables.
  • Readers studying architectural guides and domestic building.

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Residential architectureEnglish residencesAccommodation planningBuilding costs

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