Image: Goddards country house from the west
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Description: Goddards, Abinger Common, Surrey, England (1898-1900, extended 1910), designed by Edwin Lutyens for Sir Frederick Mirrielees. It was originally designed as a "holiday home for poor and deserving women", and then extended as a family home in 1910. Currently owned by the Lutyens Trust and leased by the Landmark Trust.
Title: Goddards country house from the west
Credit: Own work
Author: Suspensa Vix
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