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Castle Drogo

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Castle Drogo

20th-century granite castle near Drewsteignton, Devon, England. Built by Edwin Lutyens between 1910 and 1930 on a 274 m/899 ft rocky outcrop above the River Teign. The castle was given to the National Trust in 1974, together with 247 ha/610 acres of farm and woodland, and the Elizabethan Whiddon Deer Park.
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But for some of the most spectacular views of Devon, head to the National Trust site of Castle Drogo at Drewsteignton (pounds 8.
Views of two counties that will take your breath away; Holidaying on ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
com CAPTION(S): GOOD LIFE: Great Gutton was a great view itself; FUN AND GAMES: Ella relaxes on the swing at the farm, while Alexandra gets ready to give her a push; MOCK MEDIEVAL: Castle Drogo was built in 1900s; LOOK DOWN, DAD: The girls at the top of the falls
Travel: Give us Moor.. FAMILY BREAKS STEVE SHAW and family were ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Among his many achievements, he designed three dozen major English country houses, remodelled Lindisfarne Castle and built Castle Drogo, as well as making a dolls house for Queen Mary.
The architects by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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