Step into the grandeur of country houses around the world and be transported to a bygone era. The Augusta National Golf Club House, built in 1943, stands as an iconic symbol of elegance and prestige on the golfing landscape. Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK enchants visitors with its medieval charm and rich history that spans over 800 years. The Vale of Aylesbury, captured beautifully by artist Rex Whistler in 1933, showcases the idyllic countryside scenery that has inspired many. Tregolls House in Truro, Cornwall takes us back to the turn of the century with its timeless beauty and architectural splendor. Balmoral Castle, nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes in Aberdeenshire, Scotland is not only a royal residence but also a testament to Scottish heritage. Chatsworth House in Derbyshire serves as a magnificent home for the Duke of Devonshire since c1880; it boasts stunning gardens and opulent interiors that leave visitors awe-struck. Holkham Hall exudes grandeur from every corner with its palatial architecture set against Norfolk's picturesque backdrop. Monet's masterpiece 'Le dejeuner' transports us to a serene moment captured through his impressionistic brushstrokes. Coughton Court in Warwickshire offers a glimpse into late 19th-century life with its well-preserved Tudor architecture and captivating stories. Hardwick Hall [New] in Derbyshire paints an exquisite picture on paper showcasing architectural prowess dating back to 1813. Upton House designed by Thomas Picken during the mid-19th century invites you to explore its refined interiors filled with period furniture and art collections. At Waldershare Park near Deal in Kent; Major Wykeham Musgrave poses proudly alongside this stately mansion steeped in history. These country houses stand as testaments to craftsmanship, luxury living, and historical significance - each with its own unique story waiting to be discovered.