Cirencester House- II. The Park. 1950.

For Sale is a Three Page, Four Sided, Article with the Following Photographs, removed from "Country Life, June 23rd, 1950," for "Cirencester House- II.  The Park," The Seat of Earl Bathurst.
Article written by Christopher Hussey.

   1- The Gates to the Broad Avenue from the Town.
   2- The Eastern Section of the Broad Avenue, looking back to Cirencester Steeple.
   3- The Elm Avenue from Queen Anne's Column to the House.
   4- The Horseguards. The sentrybox-like features on the Broad Avenue face a rond-point some three miles along its course.  The yews behind them exemplify the clever variety of planting throughout the woods.
   5- Oakley Great Park. (Map).
   6- The Home Park.  (Map).
   7- high Timber.  Beeches in Cirencester Park.
   8-Seven Rides.  Pope's Seat is seen on the left, the top of Cirencester Steeple along the broad Avenue. 
   9- The Far Section of the Broad Avenue in Oakley Wood.. Looking West across Hermitage Bottom.
   10- Cross Grounds Ride and the Square Tower.
   11- The Hexagon. North of the Broad Avenue in the Home Park. Designed by Lord Bathurst in 1736.
   12- Pope's Seat. It stands on the periphery of Seven Rides.
   13- King Alfred's Hall. One of the earliest of Gothic Follies.  Originally a wood-house, designed by Bathurst and pope in 1721 ; extended and Gothicised, 1733.  It is near the middle of Oakley Wood.

Condition is Very Good.