Hooke Court, Historical manor house in West Dorset, England.
Hooke Court is a 17th-century manor house in West Dorset featuring symmetrical stone facades and traditional architectural details. The building sits at the foot of Warren Hill and now operates as an educational study center with residential facilities.
The house sustained fire damage during the English Civil War from Roundhead forces and was repaired in 1647 under the Duke of Bolton's direction. These repairs reflect its importance to wealthy families of that era.
The Channel 4 television program Time Team conducted excavations in 1996, revealing artifacts that demonstrated the status of previous property owners.
The property offers visitors accommodation in several separate buildings and conference spaces for groups and educational events. Explore the grounds on foot or contact ahead for details about programs and availability.
Television archaeologists from Time Team conducted excavations in 1996 and discovered artifacts showing the status of earlier residents. These finds offered insights into daily life and the site's importance in previous centuries.
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