File:Westfield Park House, Westfield Park, Ryde (June 2017) (2).JPG
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| Description | Westfield Park House, Westfield Park, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England. A large villa of 1811, altered in the 1850s by Ryde architect Thomas Hellyer. Now divided into flats. |
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| Author | Hassocks5489 |
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