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Odsey Park, Icknield Way, Guilden Morden

History of Odsey Park

Listed Building

Large house. Early to mid C19 with dated ‘HCF 1897’ extension. (Historic England)

House formerly the Jockey house. Circa 1705. Late C18 alterations, and late C19 and C20 additions. … The jockey house and stables were part of the racing establishment owned by the Second and Third Dukes of Devonshire. They were possibly the buildings ‘newly erected for race-horses’ by Thos. Fountaine and John Duckett, of Lincoln’s Inn before 1705 and the sale of the property to Robert Chester. 

 

 

Building dates

  • Built 1800–1870
Source for this date
  • Built 1800–1870: Listed building: Early to mid C19

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  • Guilden Morden

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