Bottisham Hall, Tunbridge Lane

History of Bottisham Hall

Listed Building

Country house built 1797 for Rev G L Jenyns possibly by Charles Humfrey. Grey brick with low pitch, hipped roofs of slate, with boarded eaves and boxed guttering. Ridge stacks. … Charles Humfrey also designed the Vicarage at Swaffham Bulbeck.

Architectural floor plan drawing of Bottisham Hall, labeling various rooms, including an entrance hall and kitchen wing.

Bottisham Hall (RCHM)

This building replaced an earlier house.

Large clusters of daffodils grow across a grassy woodland floor shaded by tall, leafless trees in this monochrome view.

Bottisham Hall (MoC269/54)

A dirt path curves through a garden with a large tree in the foreground, manicured hedges, and scattered spring flowers.

Bottisham Hall (MoC267/54)

A stone house reflected in a pond framed by overhanging tree branches, with a long wooden pole extending across the foreground.

Bottisham Hall (MoC271/54)

Projects

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