Dolls House Wentworth Court - 1899

Nothing more perfectly encapsulates the traditional Victorian children's dolls house than the stylish Wentworth Court. 

Featuring six rooms splits over three floors.  It evokes the magic of childhood in a bygone era when dolls houses were at the very height of their popularity.

Wentworth Court has been featured in numerous magazines, lending its distinctive Georgian elegance and style to a range of features and articles. 

Italian architect Andreas Palladio, from whom the term Palladian emanates, is famous for grand proportions, characterised by iconic columns and sophisticated stonework as seen on the Wentworth Court. 

Basement detailing include railings and a window, should you wish to enhance the building with three further rooms.

Unpainted Kit 

MDF Construction

Approx sizes:

36"High

29" Wide

15" Deep

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Burghley Basement - 1849

unpainted kit

MDF Construction

approx sizes:

10" High

31" Wide

27" Deep