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'The ideal of what an English country house should be': Ven House's journey from Georgian corruption to modern glory
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'The ideal of what an English country house should be': Ven House's journey from Georgian corruption to modern glory
This magnificent Ven House in Somerset — home of Mike Fisher and Lord Allen of Kensington — was the unexpected product of the fractious and corrupt politics of early 18th-century England. John Goodall explains more; photography by Will Pryce for Country Life.
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