Category:Gunton Hall, Norfolk

**Gunton Hall**
	country house in Norfolk, England, UK
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Instance of	English country house;
Location	Gunton, Thorpe Market, North Norfolk, Norfolk, East of England, England
Occupant	Gerard Stamp; Jacqui Stamp;
Heritage designation	Grade II* listed building (1952–); Grade II* listed park and garden (1987–);
	52° 51′ 30.24″ N, 1° 18′ 27.4″ E
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	Q16993496; National Heritage List for England number: 1049868, 1000331
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This is a category about listed building number 1049868.

English: Gunton Hall (or Gunton Park) is a large country house near Suffield in Norfolk, built by Matthew Brettingham for Sir William Harbord in the 1740s and extended by James Wyatt in 1775. The house lay derelict for nearly a century after it was almost destroyed by fire in 1882, until it was bought by Kit Martin, an architect, in 1980 and converted into individual freehold houses.