Summary
There is a certain chameleon-like quality to Lusset House - the green exterior turns red every autumn, courtesy of the Virginia creeper covering the front elevation and most of the nearside gable.
Built around 1875 for a shipbuilder in Old Kilpatrick, West Dunbartonshire, the detached blonde sandstone villa is strikingly symmetrical, with a two-storey bay window in the front and decorative columns on either side.See the full content of this document
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Wake-Up Call; Lusset House Was Stuck in the Victorian Era - Until the Owners Woke It From Its Interior Design Slumber, Finds Heather Macleod
So far, so engagingly charming, but while the bodice-ripping facade is the stuff of Victorian novels, the inside is on the hot side of cool - and what a lot of interior you...
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