Medieval History
A medieval home with an extraordinary history has been put back on the market after being lovingly renovated and could be yours for just £1.3 million.
The roots of Dame Annis house, which now stands at Burgh Heath Road in Epsom, dates back to the 15th century when it was originally a grade II listed farm in Fyfield, Essex called Dame Anna?s.
In 1920 its owner was Dr Culmer, a horse-racing fan who had dreamt of moving to Epsom but could not find a property to match the charm of his 15th century farmhouse.
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Medieval History
Medieval home with extraordinary history up for sale
A medieval home with an extraordinary history has been put back on the market after being lovingly renovated and could be yours for just £1.3 million.
The roots of Dame Annis house, which now stands at Burgh Heath Road in Epsom, dates back to the 15th century when it was originally a grade II listed farm in Fyfield, Essex called Dame Anna?s.
In 1920 its owner was Dr Culmer, a horse-racing fan who had dreamt of moving to Epsom but could not find a property to match the charm of his 15th century farmhouse.
Click here to read this article from This is London Local
- Rare Medieval Ring Unearthed In Leicestershire Is Sold For £42,000
A rare medieval gold and diamond ring unearthed by a metal detector enthusiast in Leicestershire has sold at auction for £42,000. John Stevens, who found the ring on land near Fleckney, was celebrating after learning it had sold for more than twice the...
- Medieval Mural Of King Henry Viii Uncovered In Somerset
A couple doing DIY have uncovered a 20ft (6m) high medieval mural of King Henry VIII on the wall of their home. The house in Milverton, Somerset, was once home to Thomas Cranmer, Arch Deacon of Taunton in the 15th Century. Angie Powell said: "When we...
- Challenges Of Castle Ownership
The idea of welcoming dinner guests across a drawbridge may be romantic, but if your home is a European castle, the maintenance costs can be daunting. When Malcolm Goodbody heard that the 15th-century, 230-square-meter Dunsandle Castle in County Galway,...
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