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Longstowe Hall, Old North Road

History of Longstowe Hall

Listed Building

Mansion house. Late C16 origin remodelled and much rebuilt in late C19 and early C20. The early C20 alterations and additions are by Sir John W Simpson. … The original house is said to have been built by Anthony Cage, d.1603. It was bought in 1857 by the Stanleys who drastically altered it c.1880. From 1897-1914 the house was again much altered and extended by Mr Briscoe with Sir John W Simpson as architect. (Historic England)

 

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