Little Moreton Hall is a moated, timber framed Tudor Manor House. It’s been beautifully restored and is maintained by the National Trust. There’s a tangible sense of history as you walk round.
The Moretons began as a powerful family who aquired large areas of land following the dissolution of the monasteries. The first phase of Little Moreton Hall began in 1504 and was completed in stages over the following 100 years.
The family’s fortunes declined rapidly during the Civil War as they supported the Royalist cause in a Parliamentarian stronghold. The Hall was seized by the government and the daughters of the family were forced to pay rent. In later years the hall was rented to more relatives and tenant farmers.
A tudor toilet and the private chapel
The decorative long gallery at the top of the house
The wonderful leaded windows
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Wow, this must be one of the most complete all tudor properties in Britain!
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Very possibly!
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That place looks incredible. I loved your photos of it.
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Thank you 🙂 It is amazing.
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So much detail to this building – I can see why it would be a nice place to tour, Cathy!
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Yes, it’s an amazing building, Barbara.
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That’s incredible. It’s been so well restored and your photos are amazing.
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It really has been restored wonderfully well. Thanks, Wendy.
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So lovely. I’ll have to visit next time I’m in the area!
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Wonderful photographs and what an amazing place to visit Cathy! 💛 Wishing you all a happy Monday and please give sweet Flynn a gentle pat from us all 🤗💕🐕 xxx
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Thanks so much, Xenia and Flynn says thank you too 🤗 💕🐕xxx
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It’s a beautiful house. Love all your pictures.
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Thank you 🙂
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