Possingworth served as Huth's country house. Apparently, it contained 'forty-two bedrooms with a wealth of oak panelling and huge, intricately carved stone fireplaces in lofty reception rooms with beautifully moulded and painted ceilings.
Possingworth served as Huth's country home. It was renowned for its 42 bedrooms featuring an abundance of oak trim and enormous, intricately carved stone fireplaces in grand reception areas with exquisite, molded, and painted ceilings.