The Cedars, Sunninghill

The Cedars is a historic Grade II listed house located in Sunninghill, Berkshire, England, known for its striking white render and hipped slate roof. Built in the early 19th century and expanded over the years, it features a large conservatory and a picturesque garden with prominent cedar trees and a Gothic Revival-style mock dairy building. The house has a rich history, having been owned by notable figures such as politician John Yorke and antiquary George Ellis, who hosted the famous novelist Walter Scott. Visitors can explore the grounds where Scott found inspiration for his poetry. The Cedars is also notable for its connection to the geologist Harriet Moore and has been described as having an impressive rear facade reminiscent of the White House, making it an intriguing destination for tourists and researchers alike.