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The Hall, Shudy Camps Park

History of the Hall

Listed Building

Country house. 1696, 1702, late C18, C19 additions and interior remodelling. … Built for Sir Marmaduke Dayrell.

House, formerly service range. c.1700. … This house is comparatively little altered and is a former service range to Shudy Camps Park (qv), now known as The Hall, to which it is attached.

 

Building dates

  • Built 1696
Source for this date
  • Built 1696: Listed building: 1696 (grade II)

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