Sir George and Lady Bullough (briefly!) had a residence near Ross-on-Wye, Bishopswood Mansion.

Sir George purchased the property from Mr H McCalmont M.P. in 1898. Sadly it was destroyed by fire two years later. The house was never rebuilt and the estate has now been broken up.
The property had previously been extensively damaged in an earlier fire (1873). The restoration following the first fire had included the installation of a fabulous 'Grand Staircase', relocated from London and reputedly by Wren.
[p 46 - circa 1915] Aunt Jessie attempted to furnish this spare room in the manner of a French dress shop, and she made a somewhat haphazard collection of picture postcards of current stage-favourites with which she decorated the top of a gilt and pleated silk screen. To me these photographs possessed the very essence of the theatre. An electric current ran through me at the mere sight of Iris Hoey, showing her gums as she smiled, holding a very stiff bunch of artificial irises; I was abject in admiration of the opulent Marie Blanche with rabbit's nostrils and cart-rut-undulating hair, while the latest smiling postcards of my favourite Lily Elsie gave me the terrible desire for ownership which only a collector knows.