Cleve House by wjames
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Description
Cleve House in Wiltshire was built by Wadham Locke 1V. It became the home of the Bell family in 1883. Squire William H Bell extended the house to include the Gothic Hall and the Libary, completing the building in 1907. His son Clive Bell, a writer and critic married Venessa Bell the famous artist and sister of Virginia Woolf. All three were key members of the Bloomsbury Group, and Virginia Woolf visited her sister at Cleve House in 1906. The Bell family inscriptions adorn the stonework of the house.

Comments (15)
what an fascinating house, story, architecture .. thx for sharing , i like such old houses - wonderful !!!
Fantastic capture and history..love it!!
wonderful shot and history
Outstanding! Well Done!
Excellent architectural photo. The use of a wide-angle lens and the somber lighting add to the Gothic atmosphere.
ooooh...so precious!
like your english architectural serie nice pov
Im just going to go ahead and say it- I would TOTALLY live here! I love this house, thanks for sharing this great shot of it and a little piece of the history. Great image and thanks for sharing!
Strange...I was just talking with a friend about the Bloomsbury Group a day ago and here you post the Cleve House. Super photo and great timing:)
wow what a fantastic history this place contains.
"Cleve House in Wiltshire" Wow, love it.
Excellent POV and capture! I bet this house looks real spooky at night.
Fascinating info..must visit this. Super shot!
What a beautiful structure! Great shot!
wonderful looking