Talk:Burley House

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Nedrutland - while there is some variation of view, there does appear to be some consensus around six in the main block:

RIBA talks of "23 houses", which must include the main block, wings, stables and enabling development?, [3];
Savills says the "mansion" was converted into "six dwellings, with a further 22 dwellings on the estate", [4];
Rutland Pride (how RS is this?) talks of "six individual homes, with a total of 20 dwellings on the estate", [5];
Our article on Kit Martin speaks of "six apartments and 22 dwellings";
Architectural Digest writes of "six generous apartments [carved] out of the main house.", [6].

That said, I could just drop the "six" if you remain concerned. KJP1 (talk) 08:33, 23 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]