Stagenhoe, Grade II listed English country house in St Paul's Walden, England
Stagenhoe is an English country house in St Paul's Walden surrounded by gardens and woodland with a stuccoed south-facing front. The main building dates to around 1740, with various additions and a western porch added during the 1800s.
The estate existed before 1066 and was largely rebuilt after a fire around 1740. This reconstruction shaped the house we see today.
The estate was home to the Earl of Caithness family and held connections to figures of historical importance in British society. This background shapes how the place is understood today.
The property now operates as a specialized care facility with medical services on site. Visitors should be aware that as an active nursing home, access may be restricted or require prior arrangement.
The historical estate contains five registered caravan spaces within its boundaries, creating an unusual blend of contemporary use and heritage setting. This arrangement shows how the property has adapted to modern needs.
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