Friday, October 17, 2014

Next PCG Project...Edstone



How exciting to hear the announcement of the new PCG UK HQ and college at Edstone. As the video was rolling we sat anxiously waiting to hear the name and then afterwards we wondered was it Edgestone? Twitterland quickly gave us the correct name and a link to the listing website. This has since been taken down as the property sold! However, I was able to grab some info from it so here are a few pictures (not mine) and brief details for us to savor until we hear more from HQ. 




This outstanding property was built in 1939 by Percy Pritchard, a Birmingham engineer. Edstone Hall stands majestically in twenty two acres of grounds with stunning views across the Warwickshire countryside. As soon as you enter the hallway with its fifteen foot window resplendent with a heraldic design, you are struck by the superb quality of the interior, the American Oakwood beams and grand staircase, the mullioned windows and impressive fireplaces in the reception room.



The grounds around the house extend to some 22 acres and have a wonderful parkland feel. The breathtaking views over Edstone Lake are truly magnificent. The gardens effortlessly slope down to the lake and retain many enchanting trees including lebanon cedar, copper beech and oak. Within the grounds there is a five car garage, an all-weather tennis court, several storage sheds and extensive car parking, together with a further vehicular driveway.








Download a brochure of Edstone Hall - here

4 comments:

  1. Thank you for sharing these lovely pictures. God has blessed His church with beautiful land for His work in England.

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  2. I enjoy your posts very much, but especially THIS ONE!! So exciting and faith building to witness the fruits of answered prayer, God's faithfulness, and His Work expanding at the same pace as the fulfillment of His prophecies! What a gorgeous campus this will be! Ephraim's blessing!

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  3. Madeleine CatussattoNovember 1, 2014 at 5:18 PM

    Melonie, how nice of you to share these pictures of Edstone and its location. Thank you.

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