Revesby Abbey

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Revesby Abbey is a 19th-century country house in Lincolnshire, England, notable as a Victorian Gothic-style mansion built on the site of a former Cistercian monastery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country house
listed building
architect William Burn
architecturalStyle Victorian Gothic
linked to: Gothic Revival
builtOnSiteOf Revesby Abbey (Cistercian monastery)
linked to: Revesby Abbey

former Cistercian monastery
category Country houses in Lincolnshire
Gothic Revival architecture in Lincolnshire
Grade I listed houses in Lincolnshire
constructionEnd 1845
constructionStart 1843
country England
hasCondition at risk
hasFeature formal gardens
gabled roofs
gate lodge
ornamental chimneys
parkland
service wing
stables
tower
tree-lined drive
turrets
hasGardenType landscaped park
hasHistoricalLayer medieval monastic site
hasHistoricalPeriod Victorian era
hasNumberOfStoreys 3
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
inception 1840s
locatedIn East Lindsey district
East Midlands
Lincolnshire
Revesby
United Kingdom
materialUsed stone
near Boston, Lincolnshire
Horncastle
ownedBy Banks family
recordedIn Heritage at Risk Register
linked to: Heritage at risk
religiousOrderOfFormerSite Cistercian
linked to: Cistercians
roofType pitched roof
significantOwner Sir Joseph Banks
linked to: Joseph Banks
use private residence

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William Burn designed Revesby Abbey
Dorothea Hugessen residence Revesby Abbey, Lincolnshire
linked to: Revesby Abbey
Revesby Abbey builtOnSiteOf Revesby Abbey (Cistercian monastery)
linked to: Revesby Abbey