Weston Turville Manor Farm
Has been described as a Questionable Fortified Manor House
There are cropmark/slight earthwork remains
Name | Weston Turville Manor Farm |
Alternative Names | Weston Turvill; Hide |
Historic Country | Buckinghamshire |
Modern Authority | Buckinghamshire |
1974 Authority | Buckinghamshire |
Civil Parish | Weston Turville |
Remains of a medieval moat with traces of a rampart and outer bank. The farmhouse mainly dates from the early C19 but contains a late C15 timber framed hall within the east wing. The house may have been built by Sir Henry Colet who bought the manor in 1483/4. It was altered in C16 and C17. it has been argued that this may be the site of a previous house for which a licence to crenellate was granted in 1334, however it is perhaps more likely that this licence refers to a motte and bailey in the area; the Manor Farmhouse site being the manor house of the sub manor of Hide, rather than that of John de Molyns noted in the licence. (PastScape)
Not scheduled
This is a Grade 2* listed building protected by law
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OS Map Grid Reference | SP853108 |
Latitude | 51.7884788513184 |
Longitude | -0.763220012187958 |
Eastings | 485360 |
Northings | 210800 |