Elmslie House - Civic Award 2016 winner

The entrance to Elmslie House in Great Malvern - family home, gallery and venue for concerts, theatre performances and classes. Built in 1862, the architect was Edmund Wallace Elmslie who also designed Great Malvern railway station and the Council House.

elmsliehouse.co.uk/

Elmslie House also won the Malvern Civic Society's 2016 Civic Award. This is how their spokesman described it:

The other Victorian house is Elmslie House in Avenue Road. This has had a significant history. It was designed and built in 1862 by the distinguished Malvern architect E.W. Elmslie, with ornamentation both inside and out by the Worcester sculptor William Forsyth. It went through several changes of ownership and name until it was bought in 2013 by Anna and Bernard Taylor. They have carried out a thorough and careful renovation of both the house and the garden, using local architect Steve Davies and a team of local craftsmen including Pegasus Joinery, Steve Allard the stonemason, the Swinbourne brothers, Morgan the blacksmith and the glazier Malcolm Wicherley. The house has now regained its original Victorian splendour but is also a delightful family home.

Taken in: United Kingdom / England / Great Malvern (show map)

Taken on: May 21, 2016

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