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==Grounds==
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[[Image:Danford-court.jpg|left|thumb|Driveway]]
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[[Image:Danford-exterior.jpg|left|thumb|Exterior]]
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[[Image:Danford-facade.jpg|left|thumb|Colonnade]]
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==First Floor==
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[[Image:Danford-dining.jpg|left|thumb|Dining Room]]
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[[Image:Danford-reception.jpg|left|thumb|Reception Room]]
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[[Image:Danford-staircase.jpg|left|thumb|Staircase]]
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==Second Floor==
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==Third Floor==
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==Fourth Floor==
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* a massive paneled stair hall with twin staircases and capacious double-height dining and drawing rooms.  
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* a massive paneled stair hall with twin staircases
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* capacious double-height dining and drawing rooms.  
 
* A vast 70-foot long and 20-foot high walnut-paneled ballroom with gilded cornices and multiple fireplaces has at least seven sets of French doors that open the to a wide terrace that overlooks the pastoral grounds.  
 
* A vast 70-foot long and 20-foot high walnut-paneled ballroom with gilded cornices and multiple fireplaces has at least seven sets of French doors that open the to a wide terrace that overlooks the pastoral grounds.  
 
* intimately-scaled library, study, billiard room and estate office with separate entrance and private bath on the ground floor.
 
* intimately-scaled library, study, billiard room and estate office with separate entrance and private bath on the ground floor.

Revision as of 13:34, 30 January 2014

Danford House Floorplans
First Floor
Danford-fp1.jpg
Second Floor
Danford-fp2.jpg
Third Floor
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Fourth Floor
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Grounds

Driveway
Exterior
Colonnade
Grounds

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First Floor

Dining Room
Reception Room
Staircase

x

Second Floor

x

Third Floor

x

Fourth Floor

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  • a massive paneled stair hall with twin staircases
  • capacious double-height dining and drawing rooms.
  • A vast 70-foot long and 20-foot high walnut-paneled ballroom with gilded cornices and multiple fireplaces has at least seven sets of French doors that open the to a wide terrace that overlooks the pastoral grounds.
  • intimately-scaled library, study, billiard room and estate office with separate entrance and private bath on the ground floor.
  • six principal bedrooms–two on the mezzanine and four on the second floor–each with en suite pooper.
  • Eight more bedrooms share 2 bathrooms on the third floor, probably originally designed to house live-in domestics.
  • A latter addition to Witanhurst House contains extensive staff quarters comprised at least a dozen private bedrooms that share just 4 bathrooms.
  • We counted at least two dozen fireplaces throughout the house.