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English: The Pleasaunce The Pleasaunce was designed by Edwin Lutyens and dates from 1897-9. Adapted from two 1880s seaside villas for Cyril Flower, 1st Lord Battersea, who was married to a daughter of Sir Anthony de Rothschild. The sign on the brick pillar seen at left says 'Private - No Public Access'.
The village of Overstrand is situated on a clifftop just southeast of the town of Cromer on the east Norfolk coast. Originally a small fishing village, Overstrand was 'discovered' by the rich and famous, who built their holiday homes here in the 19th century, leading to its nickname as "the village of millionaires". A number of unusual properties, dating from several periods and ranging from traditional flint cottages to large and magnificent houses, can be found here. |
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| Author | Evelyn Simak |
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