Melton Constable Hall

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Melton Constable Hall, 17th century country house in Melton Constable, England

The brick mansion features a nine-bay central block, with two seven-bay extensions and slate and copper roofs covering the entire structure.

The estate belonged to the Astley family from 1235 until 1948, with Sir Jacob Astley overseeing construction of the current house between 1664 and 1670.

The interior displays remarkable plaster ceilings from 1687, created by craftsman Edward Goudge, exemplifying late 17th-century decorative arts.

The Grade I listed building requires substantial repairs, with Historic England maintaining discussions about restoration work with the property owner.

The hall served as a filming location for the 1985 movie Revolution featuring Al Pacino and the award-winning film The Go Between.

Location: Melton Constable

GPS coordinates: 52.84650,1.01421

Latest update: May 13, 2025 21:16

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