Heritage Redefined
Armagh House, nestled in the charming town of Marton, was built in 1901 for pioneer Sam Gibbons. After being sold to the Brethren Church in 1935, it became the Marton Children’s Home, where it remained for 51 years under the care of Krystal Spring’s family. Now, Krystal and her partner Joe Greenwood have made this historical mansion their home, blending family heritage with modern luxury.
The newly renovated Armagh House boasts the luxurious 8th Wonder wool carpet, adding warmth and texture with its earthy tones. The soft, subtle colours complement the Victorian heritage and dark wood panelling of the formal lounge, creating a cosy yet grand atmosphere that’s perfect for such a spacious home with soaring ceilings.
In addition, the bold stair runners from the Artisan Axminster range enhance the entrance, creating a dramatic statement. Woven wool carpet is the most enduring choice for the stairs, ensuring they stand up to heavy foot traffic year after year while perfectly complementing the rich honey tones of the original native wood staircase. This home truly is a work of art.
