Montacute House is an exceptional example of Elizabethan Renaissance architecture located in the village of Montacute, Somerset, United Kingdom. Built in the late 16th century for Sir Edward Phelips, the house is renowned for its symmetrical design, ornate stonework, and extensive use of large mullioned windows, which flood the interiors with natural light. The estate is managed by the National Trust and features beautifully maintained gardens, a collection of period furniture, and an impressive display of portraits from the National Portrait Gallery.
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