Packington Hall, Grade II listed mansion in Great Packington, England.
Red brick Packington Hall stands amid gardens enclosed by 17th-century walls, featuring a large serpentine lake created from former mill ponds.
Built in 1693 for Sir Clement Fisher, the estate transferred to the Earl of Aylesford family through marriage in 1729 and remains their residence.
The interior contains ceiling paintings by John Francis Rigaud and architectural elements designed by Italian architect Joseph Bonomi in 1772.
The mansion functions as a conference and event venue by arrangement, with access through wrought-iron gates presented by tenants in 1935.
The property survived a significant fire in 1979 and underwent complete restoration to maintain its original architectural characteristics.
Location: Great Packington
GPS coordinates: 52.45200,-1.67370
Latest update: May 12, 2025 20:16
National Motorcycle Museum
2.4 km
Cyclists War Memorial
2.3 km
St James' Church, Great Packington
760 m
Packington Old Hall
1.1 km
Maxstoke Priory
3.1 km
Coventry Way
3.4 km
Church of St Lawrence
3.7 km
Church of St Michael and All Angels
3.3 km
Church of Saint Mary and Saint Bartholomew
3.7 km
Church of St Bartholomew
1.2 km
Little Packington Bridge
1.4 km
Meriden War Memorial
2.9 km
Remains of Tower and Walls of Monastic Church Approximately 250 Metres South of Priory Farmhouse
3.1 km
White Lion Public House
3.6 km
Hampton in Arden War Memorial
3.2 km
Outer Gatehouse and Attached Precinct Walls and Barn 200 Metres North of Priory Farmhouse
3.3 km
Priory Farmhouse
3.2 km
The Old Rectory
3.2 km
Meriden Cross
2.3 km
Old Station Bungalow
3 km
Churchyard cross, St Michael's churchyard
3.3 km
Precinct Wall, East of Outer Gatehouse and Bounding Churchyard of St Michael and All Saints on the West
3.3 km
Precinct Wall, 60 Metres Northwest of Old Rectory
3.3 km
Barn At Number 26
2.9 km
Old Farmhouse
2.9 km
1 and 2, the Thatched Cottages
2.2 km
George Fentham School
3.4 km
Milepost, Main Road; in garden of Fairview, No. 198, next to entrance of School
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