Maham House is a grand manor house in Devon, England.* It has been said to have “harmonious dissimilarity in an eclectic sort of way.” The southern half of the structure, dating from the 1880s, is a splendid example of Neo-Renaissance architecture. The North Wing, built around 1600 and demolished in the 1970s, was Elizabethan. Although the North Wing was still standing in 1918, it was falling apart.

See the map of the Maham House grounds and floorplans below.

*Disclaimer: Maham House is fictional. If you search for it online, you won’t find it anywhere but here. Sorry. But You can find good photos of actual Neo-Renaissance country houses—Waddesdon Manor, for example.