The masonry is almost up to the first floor. It is hard to get a scale of the Manor from the photos, and it certainly looks surprisingly small at this stage, but we are assured by many who have built houses before that they always look small when they are being built, and once they are finished and plastered they look more like one would expect. The width across the front of the house (below) is 36 metres (120 feet).
Below: View of the South Facade (Front of Manor House) from across the courtyard:
From left to right: Gold Drawing Room, Biliard Room, Foyer, China Room, and Dining Room.
Architect's Model and Elevation of same:
Below: Views of the North Facade:
Architect's Elevation of same:
Below: View of the West Facade, with the Ballroom on the left and Gold Drawing Room on the right The width of the manor in this view is 20 metres (66 feet):
Architect's Elevation of same:
Below: The view of the East Facade, with Dining room on left and Kitchen on right:
Architect's Elevation of same:
Below: 360 degree video of the Foyer
