Buxton Crescent

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Buxton Crescent is an 18th-century Georgian crescent-shaped spa building in Buxton, Derbyshire, renowned as one of England’s finest examples of classical architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian architecture
crescent-shaped building
spa building
architect John Carr of York NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Georgian
Neoclassical
associatedWith Buxton mineral water NERFINISHED
spa tourism in the Peak District
builtInPeriod 18th century
category Georgian architecture in England
Historic houses in Derbyshire
Spa architecture in the United Kingdom
commissionedBy William Cavendish, 5th Duke of Devonshire NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1789
constructionStart 1780
country United Kingdom
faces The Slopes, Buxton NERFINISHED
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasFeature arcaded ground floor
balustraded parapet
central pediment
rusticated basement
sash windows
hasMaterial ashlar stone
hasPart Buxton Crescent Hotel NERFINISHED
thermal spa
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England entry
surface form: National Heritage List for England
locatedIn Buxton NERFINISHED
Derbyshire
England
near Buxton thermal springs NERFINISHED
Peak District National Park NERFINISHED
notableFor classical architectural façade
role in Buxton’s development as a spa town
use of local limestone
numberOfStoreys 3
partOf Buxton town centre conservation area NERFINISHED
purpose assembly rooms
hotel
spa
region East Midlands
renovation major restoration completed in the 21st century
reopenedAs luxury hotel and spa
shape crescent
touristAttraction yes

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John Carr of York notableWork Buxton Crescent
Devonshire Dome partOf Buxton Crescent
this entity surface form: Buxton Crescent and Thermal Spa area
Devonshire Dome near Buxton Crescent
St Ann’s Well near Buxton Crescent
The Slopes hasViewOf Buxton Crescent
this entity surface form: The Crescent, Buxton
Old Hall Hotel, Buxton near Buxton Crescent