Hallaton Castle, Medieval castle ruins in Hallaton, England
The earthworks of Hallaton Castle include a raised mound measuring 36 meters in height with a circumference extending 190 meters around the perimeter.
The castle was constructed between 1066 and 1086, serving as the administrative center for Geoffrey Alselin's estate as recorded in the Domesday Book.
The National Heritage List for England recognizes Hallaton Castle as a scheduled monument, preserving its structural remains for future generations to study.
Visitors can walk through the castle grounds near Hallaton village, examining the remnants of the former fortification and its defensive features.
The castle grounds cover 8,100 square meters, incorporating both a motte and bailey layout alongside an additional rectangular enclosure not common in similar fortifications.
GPS coordinates: 52.56250,-0.85078
Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:05
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