English: The Counting House, Tring The 'Counting House', a Grade II listed building, is one of a number of examples in Tring of the work of architect William Huckvale(1848-1936), although in this case an adaptation of earlier buildings rather than an entirely new construction. Formerly the Rothschild Estate Office, it was used for the day to day running of the estate. The building is now owned by Dacorum council who let it to commercial tenants.
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