Lake District villa that inspired Beatrix Potter바카라 사이트檚 children바카라 사이트檚 tales receives listed status
A house in Cumbria where Beatrix Potter spent her summers has been listed Grade II
Beatrix Potter's former Cumbrian home - Lingholm
Built between 1871-1875, the house was designed by the renowned architect , who is best known for designing the and , and typifies his work for later 19th century industrialists.
The house has been listed due to its design quality and architectural interest, as well as its historic association.
Commenting on the listing, Ed Vaizey said:
바카라 사이트淏eatrix Potter바카라 사이트檚 tales are loved and cherished by people young and old around the world and 바카라 사이트楲ingholm바카라 사이트� as the inspiration for so many of these classic children바카라 사이트檚 stories deserves to be protected. But as well as its historical association the house itself is remarkable for the quality of its design and the fact much of the interior remains intact.바카라 사이트�
The house and grounds of 바카라 사이트楲ingholm바카라 사이트� in Portinscale, Cumbria are said to have inspired stories including 바카라 사이트楾he Tales of Peter Rabbit바카라 사이트�, 바카라 사이트楳rs Tiggywinkle바카라 사이트�, and 바카라 사이트楤enjamin Bunny,바카라 사이트� and were the source of many of her illustrations. The woods, with its population of red squirrels are said to have been the direct inspiration for 바카라 사이트楾he Tale of Squirrel Nutkin.바카라 사이트�
Nick Bridgland, English Heritage Designation Team Leader, North said:
바카라 사이트淟ingholm is a splendid example of the work of renowned Victorian architect Alfred Waterhouse. The quality of the building바카라 사이트檚 design, responding to its Lake District setting, its richly decorated interiors, as well as its intimate connection with one of England바카라 사이트檚 best known children바카라 사이트檚 authors mean it is absolutely right that 바카라 사이트楲ingholm바카라 사이트� should be recognised with listing at Grade II.바카라 사이트�