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Orangery

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Historical UsePlay
Orangeries have historical roots in European aristocracy, indicating prestige and luxury in large estates. SlideVisitors admired the stately home's historic orangery, a remnant of its luxurious past.
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Architectural SignificancePlay
An orangery is not just for plants; it’s a significant architectural feature that adds value to a property. SlideThe mansion's valuation was higher due to its ornate Victorian orangery.
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Climate RelevancePlay
Orangeries are built in regions where the climate isn’t naturally warm enough for citrus trees to thrive. SlideDespite the chilly English weather, the orangery kept the lemon trees healthy and fruiting.