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Ince Manor, Monastic grange in Ince, England.

The manor complex includes a medieval hall, monastery cottages, and remains of stone walls surrounded by an old moat system.

Originally owned by St Werburgh's Abbey in Chester, the manor received licenses to fortify its structures in 1399 and 1410 under church authority.

The manor represents one of only two surviving monastic manorial buildings in Cheshire, demonstrating medieval ecclesiastical architecture and farming practices.

The site underwent extensive restoration work starting in 2002 through funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and support from preservation organizations.

King Edward I stayed at Ince Manor in 1277, marking its status as a residence suitable for royal accommodation during medieval times.

Location: Ince

GPS coordinates: 53.28310,-2.82700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:26

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