Mansions in England

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English: The earliest preserved mansions in England date back to the 10th century. Depending on time period, they show a wide range in architectural designs. Many of the mansions, palaces and country houses became style-defining for the domestic architecture both within the UK and in other Western countries. – The construction dates given may not reflect the facade style which may have been altered over time with the architectural fashions. – This page offers only a selection of the media that are available in the Wikimedia Commons. For more conclusive collections see Category:Palaces in England, Category:Listed houses in England, Category:Mansions in England, and Category:Country houses in England.

Deutsch: Die ältesten erhaltenen Herrenhäuser in England stammen aus dem 10. Jahrhundert. Je nach Zeit ihrer Erbauung zeigen sie eine große Bandbreite von Architekturstilen. Viele der Villen, Schlösser und Landhäuser waren stilbildend für die Wohnarchitektur sowohl in Großbritannien als auch in anderen Ländern der Westlichen Welt. – Die hier angegebenen Erbauungsdaten bilden in vielen Fällen nicht den Stil der Fassaden ab, weil diese im Laufe der Jahrhunderte, dem Wandel des Geschmacks entsprechend, oft nachträglich verändert wurden. – Diese Galerieseite bietet nur eine Auswahl der Medien, die in den Wikimedia Commons vorhanden sind. Für umfangreichere Sammlungen siehe Category:Palaces in England, Category:Listed houses in England, Category:Mansions in England und Category:Country houses in England.

North East[edit]

Northumberland[edit]

Ogle Castle (11th century or earlier)
Alnwick Castle (11th century)
Bothal Castle (around 1095)
East Shaftoe Hall (late 13th or early 14th century)
Belsay Castle (14th century)
Bitchfield Tower (15th century)
Cockle Park Tower (around 1520)
Clennel Hall (1567)
Causey Park House (1589)
Chipchase Castle (1621)
Wallington Hall (1688)
Roddam Hall (early 18th century)
Seaton Delaval Hall (1718)
Hesleyside Hall (1719)
Charlton Hall (18th century)
Swarland Old Hall (18th century)
Belford Hall (1754–1756)
Bywell Hall (1760)
Netherwitton Hall (1761–1765)
Pallinsburn House (around 1763)
Loughbrow House (1780)
Milbourne Hall (around 1810)
Linden Hall (1812)
Belsey Hall (1817)
Matfen Hall (1832–1836)
Westhall (1837)
Sandhoe Hall (1850)
Cragside House (1863)
Middleton Hall (Middleton; 1871)
Hethpool House (1919)

Tyne and Wear[edit]

Ravensworth Castle (14th century)
Hylton Castle (around 1400)
Gibside House (1603–1620)

Durham[edit]

Walworth Castle (1150–1563)
Auckland Castle (1183)
Raby Castle (1390)
Thornton Hall (around 1550)
Gainford Hall (around 1603)
Headlam Hall (around 1606)
Croxdale Hall (17th century)
Biddick Hall (early 18th century)
Beamish Hall (mid 18th century)
Old Hall (Hurworth-on-Tees; mid 18th century)
The Castle (Castle Eden; 1758–1786)
Stanhope Castle (1798)
Lambton Castle (1820–1828)
Wynyard Hall (1822–1828)
Preston Hall (1825)
Windlestone Hall (around 1835)

Yorkshire and Humber[edit]

North Yorkshire[edit]

Newburgh Priory (1145)
Walburn Hall (12th, 15th and 16th centuries)
Markenfield Hall (1310)
Gilling Castle (14th century)
Hornby Castle (North Yorkshire; 14th century)
The Treasurer's House (York; 1419)
Aske Hall (15th century)
Hipswell Hall (15th century)
Shandy Hall (mid 15th century)
King's Manor (1483–1502)
Ripley Castle (1548)
Heslington Hall (1568)
Broughton Hall (1590s)
Fountains Hall (1598–1611)
Carlton Towers (1614)
Kiplin Hall (1622–1625)
Norton Conyers House (1624)
Marske Hall (1625)
Bedale Hall (17th century)
Moulton Hall (around 1650)
Moulton Manor (mid 17th century)
Bolton Hall (Wensley; 1678)
The Folly (Settle; 1679)
Nunnington Hall (1680s)
Newby Hall (1695–1705)
Howsham Hall (1699)
Middlethorpe Hall (1699)
Weston Hall (late 16th/early 17th century)
Castle Howard (1701–1811)
Baldersby Park (early 18th century)
Cumberland House (around 1710)
Duncumbe Park (1713)
Beningbrough Hall (1716)
Mansion House (York; 1725–1732)
Sutton Park (1730)
Wydale Hall (18th century)
Arncliffe Hall (around 1750–1754)
Hovingham Hall (1750–1774)
Ormesby Hall (1754)
Constable Burton Hall (1760–1768)
Castlegate House (1763)
Stockeld Park House (1763)
Bishopthorpe Palace (1763–1769)
Danby Hall (1767)
Raven Hall (1774)
Denton Hall (1778)
Skelton Castle (1788–1817)
Hackness Hall (1790s)
Grimston Park (1839)
Thirkleby Hall (1851)
Allerton Castle (1853)
Thimbleby Hall (1854)
Egton Manor (1869)
Birdsall House (1872)
Rudding Park House (1874)
Stonehouse Hotel (1908)
Goddards House (1927)

West Yorkshire[edit]

Calverley Old Hall (12th century)
Ilkley Manor House (mid-14th century)
Muntham Court (1371)
Bolling Hall (late 14th or 15th century)
New Hall (Elland; late 15th century)
Temple Newsam House (1500–1520)
Hodroyd Hall (16th century or earlier)
Woodsome Hall (16th century)
Oakwell Hall (1583)
Holdsworth House (1633)
Barkisland Hall (1638)
East Riddlesden Hall (1642)
Kershaw House (1650)
Ledston Hall (around 17th century)
Scout Hall (1680)
Bramham Park (1698)
Bretton Hall (1700)
Tong Hall (1702)
Heath Hall (1709)
Nostell Priory (around 1727–1785)
Farfield Hall (around 1729)
Kirklees Hall (1750s)
Harewood House (1759–1770)
Walton Hall (1767)
Lotherton Hall (1775 or earlier)
Middleton Lodge (1777–1780)
Gotts Park Mansion/Armley House (1781)
Bowcliffe Hall (1805–1825)
Potternewton Park Mansion (around 1817)
Lunnclough Hall (1855)
Oakwood Hall (1864)
Spring Hall (1871)

East Riding of Yorkshire[edit]

Burton Agnes Manor House (1170–1180)
Burton Constable Hall (1560s)
Beswick Hall (around 1590)
Burton Agnes Hall (1606–1610)
Sledmere House (1751)
Dalton Hall (1771–1776)
Houghton Hall (around 1765–1768)
Kilnwick Percy Hall (around 1845)

South Yorkshire[edit]

Wortley Hall (1586)
Sandbeck Park (1626)
Wentworth Castle (1670)
Hellaby Hall (1692)
Wentworth Woodhouse (around 1725)
Cusworth Hall (1740–1744)
Hickleton Hall (1745–1748)
Aston Hall (1772)
Norton Hall (1815)
Barnes Hall (1824)
Brodsworth Hall (1861–1863)

East Midlands[edit]

Derbyshire[edit]

Haddon Hall (12th century)
Harthill Hall (16th century)
Somersal Herbert Hall (around 1564)
Churton Hall (1569)
Old Hall Hotel (1573)
Stanton Hall (late 16th century)
Hardwick Hall (1597)
Tupton Hall (1611)
Bolsover Castle (1621)
Renishaw Hall (1625)
Sudbury Hall (1660–1680)
Bagshaw Hall (1684)
The Mansion (Ashbourne; 1680s)
Chatsworth House (1687–1708)
Calke Abbey (1704)
Hopwell Hall (1720)
Catton Hall (1745)
Aston Hall (18th century)
Kedleston Hall (1765)
St. Helen's House (1766/1767)
Pickford House (1770)
Tapton House (late 18th century)
Wye House (mid-1800s)
Barlborough Hall (1840)
Oakhurst House (1848)
Sandybrook Hall (19th century)
Ednaston Lodge (1873)

Nottinghamshire[edit]

Hodsock Priory (mid-12th century or earlier)
Felley Priory (1156)
Newstead Abbey (1170)
Annesley Hall (mid-13th century)
Wiverton Hall (1450)
Holme Pierrepont Hall (1490–1500)
Staunton Hall (1573)
Wollaton Hall (1588)
Sutton Bonington Hall (16th or 17th century)
Wallingwells Hall (early 17th century)
Teversal Manor (1612 or earlier)
Shireoaks Hall (1612–1617)
Winkburn Hall (around 1700)
Bunny Hall (1710–1725)
Serlby Hall (1740)
Worksop Manor (1761–1767)
Wiseton Hall (1771)
Bulwell Hall (1770)
Stanford Hall (Nottinghamshire; 1771–1774)
Colwick Hall (1775–1776)
Clifton Hall (1778–1797)
Papplewick Hall (1787)
Winthorpe Hall (after 1787)
Flintham Hall (1798)
Bestwood Lodge (1860)
Ruddington Hall (1860)
Kelham Hall (1863)

Lincolnshire[edit]

Bishop's House (Lincoln; mid to late 12th century)
Boothby Pagnell Manor (around 1200)
Somerton Castle (1281)
Grantham House (around 1380)
Irnham Hall (1510)
Harrington Hall (16th century)
Aubourn Hall (1587–1628)
Burghley House (1587)
Doddington Hall (1593)
Scawby Hall (1603)
The Red Hall (Bourne; 1605)
Fulbeck Hall (early 17th-century)
Woolsthorpe Manor (some time after 1623)
Holywell Hall (17th-century)
Belton House (1685–1688)
Gunby Hall (1700)
Kettlethorpe Hall (Lincolnshire; early 18th century)
Somersby Grange (1722)
Culverthorpe Hall (18th century)
Fydell House (18th century)
Riseholme Hall (mid 18th century)
Fillingham Castle (1760–1770)
Willingham House (around 1790)
Leadenham House (1790–1796)
Blankney Hall (1790s)
Normanby Hall (1825–1830)
Bayons Manor (around 1840)
Stoke Rochford Hall (1840s)
Eat Norton Hall (1871)
Denton Hall (1879–1883)

Leicestershire[edit]

Pickwell Manor (10th century)
Belvoir Castle (1067)
Launde Abbey (early 12th century)
Rothley Court (13th century)
Nevill Holt Hall (before 1300)
Skeffington Hall (around 1450)
Shenton Hall (1629)
Stapleford Hall (1633)
Goadby Hall (17th-century)
Staunton Harold Hall (1653)
Cold Overton Hall (around 1664)
Market Bosworth Hall (1682)
Withcote Hall (1723)
Noseley Hall (1729)
Prestwold Hall (1760s)
Measham Hall (1767)
Winstanley House (1775)
Ragdale Hall (1785)
Donington Hall (around 1790–1826)

Rutland[edit]

Tolethorpe Hall (1088)
Burley-on-the-Hill Mansion (1690s)

Northamptonshire[edit]

Rockingham Castle (11th century)
Prebendal Manor House (13th century)
Barnwell Manor (around 1266)
Drayton House (around 1300)
Rushton Hall (1438)
Apethorpe Palace (15th century)
Boughton House (around 1500)
Deene Park (early 16th-century)
Althorp House (1508)
Gayton Manor House (Northhamptonshire; 1540)
Canons Ashby House (1550s)
Lamport Hall (1568)
Kirby Hall (1570)
Astwell Castle (1606)
Aynhoe Park House (1615)
Castle Ashby House (1625–1635)
Milton Manor (around 1663)
Berrystead (around 1700)
Biggin Hall (around 1700)
Cottesbrooke Hall (1702–1713)
Harrowden Hall (1719)
Kelmarsh Hall (1732)
Lilford Hall (1740)
Evenley Hall (around 1740)
Horton Hall (1740)
Edgcote House (1747–1752)
Thenford House (1761–1765)
Laxton Hall (1809)

East England[edit]

Cambridgeshire[edit]

Hinchingbrooke House (11th century)
Anglesey Abbey (1100–1135)
Northborough Castle (1333–1336)
Bishop's Palace (Ely; 15th century)
Elton Hall (15th Century)
Table Hall (15th century)
Kirtling Tower (1530s)
Medingley Hall (1543)
Sawston Hall (between 1557 and 1584)
Ramsey Abbey (around 1600)
Stibbington Hall (1625)
Leverington Hall (around 1630)
Wimpole Hall (around 1640)
Thorpe Hall (1653–1656)
Anstey Hall (around 1670)
Laurel Court (1720s)
Peckover House (1722)
Walcot Hall (1726)
Ufford Hall (1734)
Milton Hall (1772–1794)
Fulbourn Manor (1788 or later)

Norfolk[edit]

Suffolk[edit]

Essex[edit]

Beeleigh Abbey (1180)
Rochford Hall (1216)
Jacobes Hall (13th century)
Moyns Park (13th century)
Southchurch Hall (1321–1364)
Faulkbourne Hall (1439)
Horham Hall (1510–1515)
Palace of Beaulieu (1516)
Layer Marney Tower (1520s)
Ingatestone Hall (1539–1556)
Sherman Hall (16th century)
Hill Hall (1557–1558)
Danbury Palace (1589)
Marks Hall (1605)
Audley End House (17th century)
Orsett Hall (17th century)
Orford House (around 1699)
East Hill House (early 18th century)
Lawford Hall (early 18th century)
Langleys (1718–1720)
Briggens House (1719)
Belchamp Hall (around 1720)
Hylands House (1728–1740)
Thorndon Hall (1764–1770)
Clarence House (1825–1827)
Sturgeons House (1830)
Chigwell Hall (1876)
Loughton Hall (1878)
Michaelstowe Hall (1903)

Bedfordshire[edit]

Warden Abbey (1135)
Chicksands Priory (around 1152)
Harlington Manor (around 1396)
Shortmead House (1534 or earlier)
Turvey Abbey (1605)
Houghton House (1615–1621)
Woburn Abbey (1630)
Ampthill Park House (1687–1689)
Eggington House (1696)
Henlow Grange (early 18th century)
Hinwick Hall (1706–1710)
Hinwick House (1710)
Colworth House (1715)
Southill Park (1720–1729)
Luton Hoo (1767)
Moggerhanger House (1812)
Wrest Park (1834)

Hertfordshire[edit]

Place House (13th/14th century)
Hunsdon House (1447)
Old Palace (around 1485)
Cassiobury House (1546)
Queen Hoo Hall (around 1560–1570)
Gorhambury House (1563–1568)
Great Nast Hyde House (early 1600s)
Hatfield House (1611)
Mackerye End (1611)
Balls Park (1637–1640)
Rooks Nest House (17th century or earlier)
Aston Bury Manor (17th century)
The Old Palace (Royston; 17th century)
Rothamsted Manor (17th century)
Tyttenhanger House (17th century)
Marden Hill House (1653)
Salisbury Hall (around 1668)
Moor Park Mansion (1678/1679)
Mansion House (Tring Park; 1680s)
Golden Parsonage (around 1705)
Fanhams Hall (early 18th century)
The Grove (Hertfordshire; around 1720)
Much Hadham Hall (1726–1729)
Wall Hall (18th century)
Wrotham Park (1754)
Brocket Hall (1760)
Gaddesden Place (1768–1773)
Stocks Hotel (1773)
Woodhall Park (1778–1783)
Moor Place (1779)
Ashlyns Hall (1800)
Caddington Hall (1804)
Offley Place (1810)
High Elms Manor (around 1812)
Ashridge (early 19th century)
Gilston Park (1852)
Brickendon Grange House (1859)
Pendley Manor (1872)
Batchwood Hall (1874)
Champneys (around 1874)
Homewood (1900–1903)
Norcott Hall (1928)

Greater London[edit]

Beckenham Place Manor (11th century or earlier)
Lambeth Palace (1435)
Croydon Palace (late 15th century)
Valence House (15th century)
Wimbledon Manor House (around 1500)
Fulham Palace (early 16th century)
Hampton Court Palace (1514)
Saint James Palace (1531)
Hall Place (1537)
Syon House (1547–1552)
Broomfield House (1550)
Bruce Castle (16th century)
Eastbury Manor (1570s)
Osterley House (1576)
Kensington Palace (1605)
Ham House (1610)
Charlton House (1607–1612)
Queen's House (1616)
Boston Manor House (1622)
Ickenham Hall (1624 or earlier)
Kew Palace (1631)
Forty Hall (1632)
Swakeleys House (1638)
Kenwood House (17th century)
Bushy House (1663)
Gunnersbury Park House (around 1663)
Fenton House (1686)
Valentines Mansion (1696)
Cannizaro House (early 1700s)
Buckingham Palace (1703)
Burgh House (1704)
Down House (early 18th century)
Kneller Hall (early 18th century)
Orleans House (1710)
Roehampton House (1710–1712)
Hogarths House (1713–1717)
Ormeley Lodge (c. 1715)
Marble Hill House (1724–1729)
Sudbrook Park (1726–1728)
White Lodge (Richmond Park, 1727)
Bower House (1729)
Chiswick House (1729)
The Elms (1735)
Mansion House (London; 1739–1752)
Lamorbey Park (1744)
Strawberry Hill House (1749)
Southside House (mid-1700s)
Spencer House (1756–1766)
Asgill House (1758)
Danson House (1766)
Parkstead House (1768)
Culland's Grove House (second half of 18th century)
The Wick (1775)
Apsley House (1778)
Addington Palace (1780)
Bentley Priory (around 1780)
Admiralty House (1786–1788)
Sundridge Park Manor (1796)
Highgrove House (1796–1798)
Petzhanger Manor (1800–1804)
Keats House (1814–1815)
Nuffield Lodge (1824)
Clarence House (1827)
12 Belgrave Square (before 1840)
The Thematic House (1840s)
Spanish Embassy (1840–1850)
Palace of Westminster (1840–1870)
Red House (Bexleyheat; 1860)
Grim's Dyke (1870–1872)
6 Ellerdale Road (1874–1876)
Old Swan House (1876)
Inverforth House (1895)
Witanhurst (1913–1920)
Dover House (1919–1929)
Eltham Palace (1936)
Winfield House (1936)

South East[edit]

Buckinghamshire[edit]

Notley Abbey (between 1154 and 1164)
Hedsor House (1166)
Boarstall Tower (1312)
Creslow Manor House (first half of the 14th century)
Thornton Hall (14th century)
Dorney Court (1440)
Chenies Manor House (1460)
Gayhurst House (early 16th century)
Miltons Cottage (16th century)
Stoke Poges Manor House (1555)
Chequers (around 1565)
Wormsley Park (late 16th century)
Dorton House, built between 1596 and 1626
Hartwell House (early 17th century)
Hampden House (around 1620)
Cliveden (1666)
Stowe House (1683)
Fawley Court (1684)
Hall Barn (Beaconsfield; late 17th century)
Winslow Hall (1700)
Wotton House (1704–1714)
Castle House (1708)
Remnantz House (around 1720)
Chicheley Hall (1721)
Marlow Place (1721)
Iver Grove (1724)
West Wycombe Park House (1740–1800)
Harleyford Manor (1755)
Shardeloes Park (1758–1766)
Claydon House (1771)
Tyringham Hall (1792)
Hughenden Manor (late 18th century)
Mentmore Towers (1852)
Waddesdon Manor (1874–1885)
Bletchley Park (1883)
}Danesfield House (1899–1901)
Horwood House (1911)

Oxfordshire[edit]

Stonor House (late 12th century)
The Norman Hall (around 1192)
Charney Manor (13th-century)
Cogges Manor House (13th century)
The Abbey (Sutton Courtenay; early to mid 13th century)
Broughton Castle (1306)
Greys Court (1348)
Shirburn Castle (1378)
Haseley Court (late 14th or early 15th century)
Stanton Harcourt Manor House (15th century)
Chantry House (1461)
Weston Manor House (15th or early 16th century)
Hardwick House (early 16th century)
Beckley Park (1540)
Thame Park House (16th century or earlier)
Barton Abbey (16th Century)
Compton House (16th century)
Kelmscott Manor (1570)
Buckland House (around 1580)
Burford Priory (1580)
Mapledurham House (around 1585)
Cornbury Park (late 16th century)
Shipton Manor House (16th or 17th century)
Carswell Manor (early 17th century)
Yarnton Manor (1611)
Chastleton House (1612)
Asthall Manor (around 1620)
Adderbury Manor House (first half of 17th century)
Garsington Manor (1630s)
Milton Manor (1630–1680)
Rousham House (1635)
Waterperry House (17th century)
Kingston Bagpuize House (around 1660)
Ashdown House (1662)
Newington House (around 1664)
Kidmore House (1680)
Braziers Park (around 1688)
Heythrop Park House (1706)
Crowsley Park (around 1720)
Ditchley Park (1720)
Ardington House (1721)
Blenheim Palace (1722)
Britwell House (1727–1728)
Woodperry House (1728)
Nuneham House (1756)
Buscot Park (1783)
North Aston Hall (late 18th century)
Wytham Abbey (1811–1812)
Headington Hill Hall (1824)
Howbery Park (around 1850)
Chesterton Lodge (1889–1890)
Vines Farm (1889–1890)
Eynsham Hall (1906–1908)
Nuffield Place (1914)

Berkshire[edit]

Windsor Castle (1070–1086)
Bisham Abbey (1337)
Ufton Court (14th century)
Ockwells Manor House (around 1445)
Stanlake Manor (early 17th century)
Aldermaston Manor House (1636)
Welford Park (around 1652)
Frogmore House (1680–1684)
Sulham House (1701)
Park Place (1719)
Farley Hall (1729)
Kirby House (1733)
Sindlesham Court (before 1760)
Benham Park (1774–1775)
Basildon Park (1776–1783)
Winkfield Manor (1786)
Ditton Park (1812)
Elcot Park (1817)
Caversham Park (1850)
Bearwood House (1865–1874)
Foxhill House (1868)
Berystede (1870)

Hampshire[edit]

Montisfont Abbey (1201)
Beaulieu Palace House (13th century)
Marwell Hall (1320)
Minster House (around 1380)
Cheyney's Court (15th century)
The Vyne (1500–1520)
Jane Austen's House (16th century)
Braemore House (1583)
Chawton House (around 1585)
Avington House (late 16th century)
Bramshill House (1612)
Stratfield Saye House (1630)
The Elms (Bedhampton; 1650)
Highclere Castle (1679)
Hale House (1715)
Hinton Admiral House (1720)
Broadlands (1767)
Cranbury House (1780)
Somerley House (1791–1795)
Hinton Ampner House (1793)
Northington Grange (1804–1809)
Glasshayes (1806–1816)
Rotherfield Park (1815–1821)
Malwood Lodge (1890)
New Place (Shedfield; 1906)

Isle of Wight[edit]

Osborne House (1845)
The Hermitage (1880)

Surrey[edit]

Richmond Palace (around 1501)
Nonsuch Mansion (1538–1547)
Loseley House (1568)
Wotton House (Surrey; 17th century)
Woodcote Park (late 17th century)
Fetcham Park House (1699)
Clandon House (1720s)
Cobham Park (1720s)
Hatchlands Park (1757)
Botley Park Mansion (1760s)
Portnall Park (1770)
Claremont House (1774)
Titsey Place (late 1770s)
Polesden Lacey (1824)
Horsley Towers (1834)
Cherkley Court (1866–1870)
Marden Park Manor (1884)
De Vere Selsdon Estate (early 1920s)

West Sussex[edit]

Knepp Castle (1125)
Muntham Court (1371)
Parham House (1557)
Cuckfield Place (1574)
Wiston House (around 1576)
Danny House (1586)
Wakehurst Place (1590)
Borde Hill (1598)
Goodwood House (around 1600)
West Dean House (1603)
Barnham Court (1631)
Petworth House (1688)
Uppark House (1690)
Woolbeding House (1711–1760)
The Dome (Bognor Regis; 1782)
Saint Hill Manor (1792)
Aldingbourne House (1799)
Brantridge Park Manor (1874)
Standen (1891–1894)
Ditton Place (1904)
Nymans Garden Manor (1915)

East Sussex[edit]

Sheffield Park House (before 1066)
Glyndebourne (early 15th century)
Herstmonceux Castle (1441)
Firle Place (1473)
Wings Place (16th century)
Pashley Manor (1550)
Glynde Place (1569)
Bateman's (1634)
Malling House (mid 17th century)
Herstmonceux Place (early 18th century)
Stanmer House (1722)
Compton Place (1726)
Hammerwood Park (1795)
Great Dixter (1910–1912)

Kent[edit]

Allington Castle (1174)
Old Soar Manor (around 1290)
Ightham Mote (1340)
Penshurst Castle (1341)
Archbishop's Palace (Maidstone; 14th century)
Restoration House (1454–1660)
Knole House (1455–1608)
West Wickham Court (1469)
Chilston Park (late 15th or early 16th century)
Otford Palace (1514)
Quebec House (1530–1550)
Sissinghurst Castle (1530s)
Cobham Hall (16th century)
Hollingbourne Manor (16th century)
Boughton Monchelsea Place (1567–1575)
Knowlton Court (1585)
Eastgate House (1590)
Franks Hall (1591)
Dorton House
Somerhill House (1611–1613)
Chevening House (1615–1630)
Chilham Castle (1616)
Godinton House (1628)
Yotes Court (1656)
Tunstall House (around 1660)
Groombridge Place (1662)
Squerryes Court (1680–1686)
Bourne Park House (1701)
Goodnestone Park (1704)
Pett Place (early 18th century)
Bradbourne House (1712–1715)
Finchcocks (1725)
Matfield House (1728)
Linton Place (1730)
Godmersham Park (1732)
Belmont House (1769–1793)
Gads Hill Place (1780)
Denton Court (1792)
Scotney Castle (1835–1843)
The Grange (Ramsgate; 1843)
Preston Hall (1850)
Surrenden House (1850s)
Hadlow Castle (1852)
Hemsted House (early 1860s)
The Salutation (1911–1912)
Port Lympne Mansion (1913)
Chartwell House (1922–1924)

South West[edit]

Gloucestershire[edit]

The Porch House (947)
Berkeley Castle (1067)
Abbey House (Tewkesbury; early 12th century)
Priory Farm (Deerhurst; 14th century)
Icomb Place (1430)
Sudeley Castle (1442)
Owlpen Manor (1450)
Ashleworth Court (1460)
Horton Court (around 1521)
Forthampton Court (1540)
Newark Park (1550)
Wightfield Manor (16th century)
Porch House (Tetbury; mid 16th century)
Hatherop Castle (16th and 17th century)
Bibury Court (1560–1599)
Elmore Court (1564–1588)
Chavenage House (1576)
Stanway House (around 1580)
Hasfield Great House (late 16th century)
Snowshill Manor (late 16th Century)
The Manor House (Cold Ashton; 1597–1601)
Stonehouse Court (1601)
Postlip Hall (1614)
Lodge Park (1634)
Upper Slaughter Manor (1649)
Tracy Park (17th century)
Highnam Court (1658)
Badminton House (1664–1691)
Dyrham Park House (1692–1704)
Medford House (around 1694)
Nether Lypiatt Manor (1698)
Cirencester Park (1714–1718)
Barnsley Park (1720s)
Frampton Court (1730s)
Barrington Park House (1736–1738)
Painswick House (1740s)
Beacon House (1766)
Daylesford House (late 18th century)
Sezincote House (1805)
Toddington Manor (1819–1840)
Woodchester Mansion (1858)
Alderley House (1859–1863)
Foscombe House (around 1860)
Westonbirt House (1863–1870)

Wiltshire[edit]

Devizes Castle (around 1080)
Lacock Abbey (1232)
Hemingsby House (14th century)
Norrington Manor (late 14th century)
South Wraxall Manor (1420s)
Westwood Manor (15th century)
Great Chalfield Manor (1465)
Hazelbury Manor (late 15th century)
Wilton House (1544)
Abbey House (Malmesbury; 16th century)
Avebury Manor (16th century)
Heale House (1553 or earlier)
Charlton House (Brinkworth; 1560s)
Longleat House (1568)
Tottenham House (around 1575)
Lake House (1578)
Stockton House (1580s)
Corsham Court (1582)
Littlecote House (1592)
Porch House (Potterne; around 1600)
Newhouse (Redlynch; 1609)
The Hall (Bradford-on-Avon; around 1610)
Boyton Manor (1618)
Sheldon Manor (1659)
Ramsbury Manor (1681–1686)
Moot House (1690)
Little Durnford Manor (late 17th century)
Hyde's House (Dinton; early 18th century)
Reddish House (early 18th century)
Wilbury House (around 1710)
Biddesden House (1711–1724)
Wren Hall (1714)
68 Myles Place, The Close, Salisbury (1718)
Walton Canonry (1720)
Stourhead House (1721–1724)
Portway House (1722)
Bowood House (around 1725)
Pythouse (around 1725)
Bapton Manor (1730s)
Iford Manor (1730s)
Trafalgar House (1733)
Oare House (1740)
Lydiard House (1740s)
New Park (1777–1783)
New Wardour Castle (1776)
Erlestoke Park House (1786–1791)
Bowden Park (1796)
Bradley House (1821)
West Amesbury House (1834–1840)
Zeals House (1865)
Clouds House (1886)

Bristol[edit]

Kings Weston House (1712–1719)
Clifton Hill House (1746)
Brentry House (1802)
Brislington House (1806)

Somerset[edit]

Dunster Castle (11th century)
Saltford Manor House (12th century)
Brympton d'Evercy (around 1220)
Greenham Barton (13th–15th century)
Clevedon Court (1320)
Lytes Cary (around 1343)
Gurney Manor (1450–1480)
Dillington House (16th century)
Hestercombe House (16th century)
Barrington Court (1538–late 1550s)
Leigh Court (1558)
Wayford Manor House (around 1600)
Montacute House (1601)
Ashton Court (1633)
Simonsbath House (mid 17th century)
Widcombe Manor House (1656)
Halswell House (1689)
Ven House (1698–1700)
Southill House (early 18th century)
Earnshill House (1725)
Crowcombe Court (1739)
Hatch Court (around 1755)
Pixton Park (around 1760)
Newton Park (1762–1765)
Midford Castle (1775)
Tone Dale House (1797)
Dinder House (1799–1801)
Tyntesfield (1863)

Dorset[edit]

Sherborne Castle (1122–1137)
Woodsford Castle (1335–around 1370)
The Manor House (Winterborne Clenston; 15th century)
Purse Caundle Manor House (15th century)
Wolfeton House (around 1480)
Athelhampton Hall (1485)
Creech Grange (1507–1559)
Melbury House (1530s)
Mapperton Manor House (1540s)
The Manor House (Sandford Orcas; around 1550)
Parnham House (1552)
Bingham's Melcombe House (around 1554)
Higher Melcombe House (1570)
Kingston Maurward House (1590)
Mortons House (1590)
Edmondsham House (1598)
Cranborne Manor (early 17th century)
Lulworth Castle (1610)
Chantmarle Manor (1612)
Poxwell Manor (1613)
Warmwell House (1618–1620)
Hanford House (1604 or 1620–1623)
Wraxall Manor (around 1630)
Stafford House (1633)
Stepleton House (17th century)
Waterston Manor (17th century)
St. Giles House (1651)
Kingston Lacy (1665)
Kingston Russell House (late 17th century)
Waddon House (late 17th century)
The Down House (early 18th century)
Chettle House (1710)
The Manor House (Wareham; 1712)
Sherborne House (around 1720)
Bellamont House (1725)
Dean's Court (Wimborne Minster; 1725)
Encombe House (1735)
Moreton House (1742–1745)
Crichel House (1743)
Belfield House (around 1775–1780)
Pennsylvania Castle (1797–1800)
Upton House (Poole; 1816–1818)
Highcliffe Castle (1830)
Charborough House (1841–1842)
Sir Peter Thompson House (1746)
Came House (1754)
Merley House (1756)
Max Gate (1885)
Minterne House (1900)
Saulflands House (early 20th century)

Devon[edit]

Ugbrooke House (around 1100)
Hartland Abbey (1157)
Bradley Manor (early 13th century)
North Wyke (1242)
Buckland Abbey (1278)
Orleigh Court (early/mid 14th century)
Boringdon Hall (mid 14th century)
Dartington Hall (1388–1400)
Powderham Castle (1390)
Weare Giffard Hall (mid 15th century)
Kitley House (1457–1509)
Sanders (early 16th century)
Wortham Manor (early 16th century)
Bowden House (around 1509)
Holcombe Court (around 1540)
Cadhay House (1550)
Combe House (1572)
Great Fulford (around 1600)
Sydenham House (1600–1612)
The Walronds (1602–1605)
Forde House (around 1610)
Youlston Park (17th century)
Potheridge (1660)
Whitechapel Manor (around 1700)
Pynes House (1700–1725)
Tapeley Park (1704)
Fremington House (1708–1713)
Plympton House (around 1715–1720)
Newnham Park (before 1718)
Mothecombe House (around 1720)
Castle Hill (1730)
Haldon House (around 1735)
Kelly House (1742)
Cross House (1744–1748)
Pilton House (1746)
Kings Nympton Park (1746–1749)
Mount Radford House (after 1755)
Sharpham House (1765–1769)
Lupton House (1772)
Bridwell Park (1774–1779)
Stover House (1777)
Killerton House (1778)
A La Ronde (1796)
Haccombe House (1805)
Stowford House (around 1807)
Buckland House (1810)
Oaklands (around 1820)
Arlington Court (1820–1823)
Moreton House (1824)
Mamhead Park (1828–1833)
Blackborough House (1838)
Hall House (1844–1847)
Brunel Manor (1847)
Flete House (19th century)
Stafford Barton (mid 19th century)
Huntsham Court (1868–1870)
Knightshayes Court (1869–1873)
Oldway Mansion (1875)
Castle Drogo (1910–1930)
Overbeck's (1915)
Creedy House (1916–1921)
Coleton Fishacre (1926)

Cornwall[edit]

Port Eliot House (12th century)
Godolphin House (15th century)
Place House (15th century)
Cotehele House (1485–around 1565)
Trelowarren House (1524)
Mount Edgcumbe House (1547–1553)
Pendeen Manor House (16th century)
Trerice House (around 1572)
Prideaux Place (1592)
Menabilly (1596)
Lanhydrock House (1600s)
Tregothnan (after 1650)
Tregrehan House (1680)
Newton Ferrers House (1686–1695)
Tremough House (1703)
Antony House (1718–1729)
Boconnoc Estate (around 1721)
Trewithen House (1723)
Werrington Park (1730s)
Trelissick House (c. 1750)
Pencarrow House (1765)
Caerhays Castle (1808)
Enys House (1830–mid 1930s)
The Egyptian House (1835–1836)
Porthledden (1909)

West Midlands[edit]

Warwickshire[edit]

Warwick Castle (1068)
Coombe Abbey (12th century)
Mancetter Manor House (around 1330)
Shuckburgh Hall (14th and 15th century)
Baddesley Clinton House (15th century)
Salford Hall (1470)
Compton Wynyates (early 16th century)
Wormleighton Manor (1512)
Coughton Court (around 16th century)
Charlecote Park (1558)
Stoneleigh Abbey (1558)
Arbury Hall (1567)
Coleshill Manor (around 1660)
Ragley Hall (1680)
Farnborough Hall (1684)
Wootton Hall (1687)
Upton House (Banbury; 1695)
Alscot Park (early 18th century)
Compton Verney House (1714)
Stoneleigh Abbey (1714–1726)
Barrells Hall (1792–1794)
Walton Hall (1862)
Moreton Hall (Warwickshire; 1906–1907)
Packwood House (around 1935)

Worcestershire[edit]

Holt Castle (before 1086)
Hartlebury Castle (13th century)
Birtsmorton Court (15th century)
Little Malvern Court (around 1480)
Witley Court (late 15th century)
Grafton Manor (early 16th century)
Harvington Hall (around 1580)
Kemerton Court (late 16th century)
Mere Hall (around 1610)
Pool House (17th century)
Westwood Park (17th century)
Hanbury Hall (1701)
White House (Suckley; early 18th century)
Croome Court (1751)
Hagley Hall (1758)
Upper Court (Kemerton; 1760)
Rhydd Court (around 1805)
Abbey Manor House (1816)
Astley Hall (Worchestershire; 1830–1850)
Madresfield Court (1866–1888)
Chateau Impney (1873–1875)

Herefordshire[edit]

Hellens Manor (12th century)
Kentchurch Court (14th century)
Hampton Court (1427)
Treago Castle (around 1500)
The Mynde (15th, 16th century and 1709)
The Ley (1589)
Ledbury Park (1590)
Croft Castle (early 17th century)
The Old House (Hereford; 1621)
Eye Manor (1673–1680)
Holme Lacy House (1674)
Court of Noke (around 1700)
The Weir (18th century)
Downton Castle (1772/1773–1778)
Berrington Hall (1778–1781)
Moccas Court (early 1780s)
Eastnor Castle (1820)
Hope End Mansion (1872)
Hergest Croft (1895)
Whitney Court (1898–1902)

West Midlands[edit]

New Hall Manor (1435 or earlier)
Castle Bromwich Hall (1557–1585)
Aston Hall (1635)
Wightwick Manor (1887–1893)

Staffordshire[edit]

Blithfield Hall (late 14th century)
Black Ladies Priory (16th century)
Tixall Gatehouse (around 1580)
Moseley Old Hall (1600)
Holbeche House (around 1600)
Seighford Hall (around 1600)
Wootton Lodge (around 1611)
Forton Hall (1665)
Weston Park (Weston-under-Lizard; 1671)
Whitmore Hall (1676)
Elmhurst Hall (1683)
Bishop's Palace (Lichfield; 1687)
Shugborough Hall (1693)
Chillington Hall (1724)
Swynnerton Hall (1725–1729)
Freeford Hall (1730)
Trentham Hall (around 1730)
Barlaston Hall (1756)
Maple Hayes (1794)
Heath House (Tean; 1836)

Shropshire[edit]

Shrewsbury Castle (1070)
Madeley Court (13th century)
Stokesay Castle (1285)
Morville Hall (16th century)
Soulton Hall (1556)
Pitchford Hall (around 1560)
Whitehall Mansion (1578–1582)
Benthall Hall (around 1580)
Plaish Hall (around 1580)
Condover Hall (around 1586)
Shipton Hall (around 1587)
Upton Cressett Hall (late 16th century)
Stanley Hall (early 17th century)
Ludstone Hall (1607)
Henley Hall (1610)
The Readers House (1616)
Halston Hall (1690)
Aldenham Park (late 17th century)
Dudmaston Hall (around 1695–1700)
Preston Hall (around 1700)
Hawkestone Hall (1701–1725)
Acton Round Hall (1714)
Buntingsdale Hall (1721)
Davenport House (1727)
Kinlet Hall (1727–1729)
Brogyntyn Hall (around 1730)
Linley Hall (1743–1746)
Oakly Park (18th century)
Delbury Hall (soon after 1752)
Tong Castle (1765)
Attingham Park (1785)
Cronkhill (1802–1805)
Longner Hall (1803)
Apley Hall (1811)
Adcote House (1870–1880)

North West[edit]

Cheshire[edit]

Combermere Abbey (1133)
Chorley Old Hall (1330)
Lower Carden Hall (15th century)
Adlington Hall (1480–1505)
Gawsworth Old Hall (between 1480 and 1600)
Tatton Old Hall (around 1500)
The Lydiate (early 16th century)
Haslington Hall (1545)
Little Moreton Hall (1570)
Churche's Mansion (1577)
Peover Hall (1585)
Brereton Hall (1586)
Seneschal's House (1598)
Crewe Hall (1636)
Langley Hall (1650)
Lyme Hall (later 16th century)
Highfields (Buerton; 1615)
Dorfold Hall (1616–1621)
Sutton Hall (Sutton Lane Ends; mid 17th century)
Sandbach Old Hall (1656)
Hankelow Hall (early 18th century)
Warrington Town Hall (1750)
Mottram Hall (around 1750)
Belmont Hall (1755)
Lawton Hall (around 1755)
Trafford Hall (1756)
Hoole Hall (1760)
Tabley House (1761–1769)
Stretton Hall (around 1763)
Over Tabley Hall (between 1760 and 1780)
Tatton Hall (1770s)
Doddington Hall (1777–1798)
Norton Priory (18th or early 19th century)
Sutton Hall (early 19th century)
Rookery Hall (1816)
Shrigley Hall (around 1825)
Cranage Hall (1828–1829)
Cogshall Hall (around 1830)
Arley Hall (1832–1845)
Great Moreton Hall (1841)
Peckforton Castle (1850)
Hinderton Hall (1856)
Oakmere Hall (1867)
Eaton Hall (1870–1882)
Eccleston Paddocks (1883)
Hapsford Hall (around 1900)
Inglewood (1909)
Henbury Hall (1984–1986)

Greater Manchester[edit]

Smithills Hall (14th century)
Clayton Hall (15th century)
Wardley Hall (around 1500)
Firwood Fold (early 16th century)
Ordsall Hall (1512)
Wythenshawe Hall (1540)
Bramall Hall (16th century)
Hall i' th' Wood (16th century)
Tonge Hall (around 1584)
Arden Hall (1597)
Dunham Massey Hall (early 17th century)
Clegg Hall (1610)
Light Oaks Hall (1670)
Foxdenton Hall (1710–1730)
Capesthorne Hall (1719–1732)
Alkrington Hall (1735–1736)
Heaton Hall (1772)
Old Mottram Hall (around 1825)
Haigh Hall (Wigan; 1827)
Arley Hall (1832–1845)
Abney Hall (1847)

Merseyside[edit]

Brimstage Hall (1175–1350)
Thurstaston Hall (14th century)
Knowsley Hall (around 1500)
Croxteth Hall (1575)
Birchley Hall (around 1594)
Speke Hall (1598)
Allerton Hall (around 1736)
Barkhill Building (early 19th century)
Springwood House (1839)
Frankby Hall (1847)
Broughton Hall (1860)

Lancashire[edit]

Martholme House (13th century)
Samlesbury Hall (1325)
Ashton Hall (14th century)
Towneley Hall (15th century)
Browsholme Hall (1507)
Rufford Old Hall (around 1530)
Rufford Hall (around 1530)
Borwick Hall (16th century)
Heskin Hall (1558)
Hoghton Tower (1562–1565)
Astley Hall (Chorley; 1575–1600)
Huntroyde Hall (1576)
Extwistle Hall (1585)
Claughton Hall (around 1600)
Gawthorpe Hall (1600–1605)
Hacking Hall (1607)
Judges' Lodging (Lancaster; around 1625)
Mawdesley Hall (17th century)
Thurnham Hall (17th century)
Shuttleworth Hall (early to mid 17th century)
Bartle Hall (1730)
Gisburne Park (1736)
Burrow Hall (1740)
Leighton Hall (1759–1761)
Lytham Hall (1764)
Brindle Lodge (early 19th century)
Scarisbrick Hall (1830–1860)
Wennington Hall (1855–1856)
Wyreside Hall (1856)
Ellel Grange (1860)
Alston Hall (around 1876)
Abbeystead House (1886)

Cumbria[edit]

See also[edit]

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