An Elizabethan building in London, with a garden?

[feliciacraft]

For a couple of sentences that I'm obsessing over in a WIP fic

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[fabrisse]

Thanks to the Great Fire, Tudor's not highly likely, at least not in London proper. Georgian, even Queen Anne, are around in "the City" (Peter O'Toole owned a rather large George I era house right by the Thames with a walled garden) and, of course, the grand squares and crescents are mostly late Georgian or Regency.

[feliciacraft]

I think several others also mentioned the fire of 1666, so for something more anonymous, a Georgian house is probably a better choice than Elizabethan. I did think of the Royal Crescent in Bath, being a Jane Austen fan. :)

Thank you so much for your input! :)

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[sparrow2000]

You've got some wonderful suggestions here, so I'm looking forward to seeing where you finish up setting the story.

And I love that you want to get a detail like this right. Seeing someone take such obvious care over details is something that delights me about fandom. Yay for you!

[feliciacraft]

Didn't want to embarrass myself on things that could be fact-checked, especially given my pool of UK friends on LJ. ;) Thank you so much!