Blackwell .... designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, construction commenced in 1898.	Grade 1 Listed Building and one of England's most important historic houses. It is a very rare example of the Arts and Crafts Movement with wonderfully rich interiors that have survived almost entirely intact	The White Drawing Room
Stained Glass Windows are a major feature....this Rowan berry pattern is just one example.	The Dining Room showing impressive tiled fireplace and fine wood-panelled ceiling	Tiled fireplaces featuring designs of William De Morgan (1839-1917) are a prominent feature in several rooms
Vase (circa 1890) by William De Morgan decorated in the Persian style		The landscaped gardens enjoy superb views of Lake Windermere and the surrounding fells
Blackwell was built for Sir Edward Holt, owner of a Manchester brewery and twice Lord Mayor of that city.		For more information on opening times and other facilities go to: www.blackwell.org.uk