This 13th-century manor house features stunning architecture, beautiful gardens, and a rich history. The manor's exterior boasts a striking facade with ornate stone carvings, while its interior showcases intricate wood paneling, ornate plasterwork, and grand fireplaces. Visitors can explore the manor's opulent rooms, including the Great Hall, the Solar, and the Chapel, each filled with historic artifacts and furnishings. The surrounding gardens are equally impressive, with a tranquil atmosphere, walking trails, and a variety of plant species.
Interesting site, such a shame about the Manor is no more in site, but beautiful and peaceful plus you can still see the spot where the Manor garden and area where it's once stand!
No trace of the manor left. But a lovely place to walk. Continue down the concrete road and the river Ouse is on your left, further on the black horse lakes are on your right. Continue along the road and there is a bridge at the end over a pretty spectacular weir. You can cross the bridge through the farm and continue onwards into the countryside. If you're feeling energetic as it's a public right of way
Not much to see here for the non-archaeologist, but there is an informative information board here that helps you work out what used to be where. Close to the ruined church of St. Peter's which is a great spot for a picnic, as is the rest of the park it sits in.
Fascinating site description during 2023 dig by Bucks Archaeological Society
Beautiful ruins
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Interesting site, such a shame about the Manor is no more in site, but beautiful and peaceful plus you can still see the spot where the Manor garden and area where it's once stand!
No trace of the manor left. But a lovely place to walk. Continue down the concrete road and the river Ouse is on your left, further on the black horse lakes are on your right. Continue along the road and there is a bridge at the end over a pretty spectacular weir. You can cross the bridge through the farm and continue onwards into the countryside. If you're feeling energetic as it's a public right of way
Not much to see here for the non-archaeologist, but there is an informative information board here that helps you work out what used to be where. Close to the ruined church of St. Peter's which is a great spot for a picnic, as is the rest of the park it sits in.
Fascinating site description during 2023 dig by Bucks Archaeological Society
Beautiful ruins
No Description available at this time.
