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'''Brixton Hall''' is the country | [[File:brixtonhall.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Front, Brixton Hall, Hampshire]] | ||
'''Brixton Hall''' is a country house located in Hampshire (approximately 3-4 hours outside of London by carriage) and is the primary country estate of the Dukes of Brixton. It is the country residence of character [[Lilias Aldridge]]. During the Season of 1811, Her Grace hosted [[Brixton House Party|a house party there from April 19th through April 21st]]. | |||
==Grounds== | |||
Brixton is renowned for its expansive gardens, cultivated for the current duchess. It boasts a large pond, an orchard, a rose bower, an enclosed garden, and many landscaped walking paths. | |||
[[File: | ==Interior== | ||
First Level | While Brixton is primarily known for its grounds, it is notable for its expansive staircase that served as inspiration for the staircase at Buckingham Palace. | ||
A - The West Sitting Room | |||
B - The Duchess' Private Tea Room | ==Ground Floor== | ||
C - The Duke's Oak Room | [[File:SmallBrixtonGroundLevel.jpg|thumb|1000px|center|Ground Level Floorplan]] | ||
D - The Tea Room | A - The Stag Parlor<br> | ||
E - The Oak Library | B - The Aurora Sitting Room<br> | ||
F - Armsfeld Sitting Room | C - The White Ballroom<br> | ||
G - The Duchess' Gallery | D - The Orangery<br> | ||
H -(Temporary Guest Room)Julia Hissop | E - The Studio<br> | ||
I -(Temporary Guest Room)Evander Whinging | F - The Kitchen<br> | ||
G - The Pantry<br> | |||
H - The Arbor Library<br> | |||
I - The Study<br> | |||
J - The Grand Dining Hall<br> | |||
K - The Morning Room<br> | |||
L - The Art and Sculpture Gallery<br> | |||
M - The Entrance Hall<br> | |||
N - The Duke's Billiard Room<br> | |||
O - The Grand Staircase<br> | |||
P - The Olive Drawing Room<br> | |||
Q - The Butler's Quarters<br> | |||
R - The Butler's Sitting Room<br> | |||
S - The Valet's Sitting Room<br> | |||
T - The Valet's Quarters<br> | |||
U - The Chapel<br> | |||
V - The Music Hall<br> | |||
W - The Brixton Estate Bailiff's Study<br> | |||
X - The Marshwood Library<br> | |||
==First Floor== | |||
[[File:SmallBrixtonFirstLevel.jpg|thumb|1000px|center|First Level Floorplan]] | |||
A - The West Sitting Room<br> | |||
B - The Duchess' Private Tea Room<br> | |||
C - The Duke's Oak Room<br> | |||
D - The Tea Room<br> | |||
E - The Oak Library<br> | |||
F - Armsfeld Sitting Room<br> | |||
G - The Duchess' Gallery<br> | |||
H -(Temporary Guest Room)Julia Hissop<br> | |||
I -(Temporary Guest Room)Evander Whinging<br> | |||
J - | J - | ||
K - The Duke's Private Study | K - The Duke's Private Study<br> | ||
L - The East Sitting Room | L - The East Sitting Room<br> | ||
M - The Grand Staircase | M - The Grand Staircase<br> | ||
==Second Floor== | |||
[[File:SmallBrixtonsSecondLevel.jpg|thumb|1000px|center|Second Level Floorplan]] | |||
A - The Duchess' Dressing Room<br> | |||
B - The Duke's Dressing Room<br> | |||
C - The Duchess' Sleeping Room<br> | |||
D - The Duke's Sleeping Room<br> | |||
E - The Duchess' Private Sitting Room<br> | |||
F - The Dukes' Private Sitting Room<br> | |||
G - The Nursery<br> | |||
H - The Grand Staircase<br> | |||
I - The Marchioness of Gidleigh's Sleeping Room<br> | |||
J - The Nursery's Sleeping Room<br> | |||
K - The Marchioness' Dressing Room<br> | |||
''Brixton Hall is represented by Waddesdon Manor'' | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 15 January 2017
Brixton Hall is a country house located in Hampshire (approximately 3-4 hours outside of London by carriage) and is the primary country estate of the Dukes of Brixton. It is the country residence of character Lilias Aldridge. During the Season of 1811, Her Grace hosted a house party there from April 19th through April 21st.
Grounds
Brixton is renowned for its expansive gardens, cultivated for the current duchess. It boasts a large pond, an orchard, a rose bower, an enclosed garden, and many landscaped walking paths.
Interior
While Brixton is primarily known for its grounds, it is notable for its expansive staircase that served as inspiration for the staircase at Buckingham Palace.
Ground Floor
A - The Stag Parlor
B - The Aurora Sitting Room
C - The White Ballroom
D - The Orangery
E - The Studio
F - The Kitchen
G - The Pantry
H - The Arbor Library
I - The Study
J - The Grand Dining Hall
K - The Morning Room
L - The Art and Sculpture Gallery
M - The Entrance Hall
N - The Duke's Billiard Room
O - The Grand Staircase
P - The Olive Drawing Room
Q - The Butler's Quarters
R - The Butler's Sitting Room
S - The Valet's Sitting Room
T - The Valet's Quarters
U - The Chapel
V - The Music Hall
W - The Brixton Estate Bailiff's Study
X - The Marshwood Library
First Floor
A - The West Sitting Room
B - The Duchess' Private Tea Room
C - The Duke's Oak Room
D - The Tea Room
E - The Oak Library
F - Armsfeld Sitting Room
G - The Duchess' Gallery
H -(Temporary Guest Room)Julia Hissop
I -(Temporary Guest Room)Evander Whinging
J -
K - The Duke's Private Study
L - The East Sitting Room
M - The Grand Staircase
Second Floor
A - The Duchess' Dressing Room
B - The Duke's Dressing Room
C - The Duchess' Sleeping Room
D - The Duke's Sleeping Room
E - The Duchess' Private Sitting Room
F - The Dukes' Private Sitting Room
G - The Nursery
H - The Grand Staircase
I - The Marchioness of Gidleigh's Sleeping Room
J - The Nursery's Sleeping Room
K - The Marchioness' Dressing Room
Brixton Hall is represented by Waddesdon Manor