Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography, Garden

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography, Stairs, Door

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Door, Facade, Beam

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Facade, Chair

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Door, Facade, Beam

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography, Garden

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography, Facade, Door

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Beam

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Exterior Photography, Courtyard

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Beam, Facade

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Table, Lighting, Chair

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Facade, Sink, Countertop

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Countertop, Sink

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Facade

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Countertop, Sink, Table

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Bathroom, Sink

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Bathroom, Door, Facade

Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights - Interior Photography, Bathroom

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