A neoclassical mansion house refers to a grand and luxurious residence built in the neoclassical architectural style, which emerged in the 18th century and drew inspiration from classical Greek and Roman designs. These houses typically exhibit symmetrical facades, straight lines, prominent columns, pediments, and ornate detailing such as moldings and carvings. Neoclassical mansion houses often feature expansive gardens or parklands, emphasizing their grandeur and providing a sense of serenity and beauty. These houses were typically constructed for the wealthy and aristocratic class, showcasing their opulence and refined taste.
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