Cams Hall, Grade II* listed country house in Fareham, United Kingdom.
Cams Hall is a Palladian country house in Fareham with classical features including a central pediment and large bow windows on its south side. The building overlooks Portsmouth Harbour and now operates as a venue offering flexible office licenses and meeting spaces.
The land where this country house stands was documented in the Domesday Book of 1086, indicating a long history of occupation. The current structure was built around 1770 under architect Jacob Leroux's design using Portland stone and yellow brick.
The mansion reflects Georgian taste in its design and today hosts private celebrations on weekends. Visitors experience the classical elegance of the rooms during these occasions.
The estate is located near Junction 11 of the M27 and Fareham railway station, making it easy to reach. Visitors should plan ahead since it operates as a venue with flexible rental arrangements and meeting room options.
The estate includes converted buildings from the former Home Farm that now serve as office spaces. This adaptation shows how historic farm structures were transformed for contemporary use.
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