Walton Hall, Victorian country house in Wellesbourne and Walton, England
The Gothic Revival structure features ornate stone carvings, pointed arches, and decorative elements characteristic of Sir George Gilbert Scott's architectural designs.
Built in 1862 for Sir Charles Mordaunt, the tenth Baronet, Walton Hall stands on foundations dating back to the reign of Elizabeth I.
The manor estate represents the transition of English country houses from private residences to hospitality venues during the twentieth century.
Located 52.1688° N and -1.58487° W, Walton Hall provides accommodations through the Accor Hotels group with access to landscaped gardens.
The property gained media attention when performer Danny La Rue invested over £1 million in its restoration during the 1980s.
Location: Wellesbourne and Walton
Architects: George Gilbert Scott
GPS coordinates: 52.16880,-1.58487
Latest update: May 11, 2025 18:44
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