Roger Pratt's Coleshill House of 1660 is often cited as a model for Bruce's Kinross House.

Roger Pratt may refer to:

Clarendon House was built between that year and 1667 to designs by Roger Pratt.

The commission obtained a report from Roger Pratt, which recommended leaving the structure to fall down of its own accord.

On 16 July 1668, Roger Pratt was knighted by Charles II, becoming the first English architect to be so honoured.

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Until his death, he was engaged with Roger Pratt in the design of Kingston Lacy, a new house to replace the destroyed Corfe Castle.

The layout used followed Roger Pratt's theory that guest and family rooms should be quite separate.

One of the most Carolean features of the house is the balustrade and cupola surmounting the roof, another element introduced to English architecture by Roger Pratt.

Roger Pratt is the architect credited with pioneering the removal of servants from dining in the great hall.