Upton Cressett Hall, Grade I listed country house in Upton Cressett, England.
Upton Cressett Hall is an Elizabethan manor house in Shropshire with brick walls and prominent chimney stacks. The building combines original timber framing with a later brick casing and displays elaborate wooden details throughout.
The Cressett family built the manor between 1540 and 1580 with timber framing. Richard Cressett later cased the wooden structure in brick, creating a blend of two construction phases.
The manor showcases how wealthy families lived in the 1500s through its spacious rooms and crafted details. The arrangement of spaces and furnishings reflects the daily life of the Elizabethan upper classes.
The house is a Grade I listed structure, so checking conditions before visiting is important. Access may be seasonal, and visitors should confirm in advance whether the gardens and interior are open.
Spanish chestnut trees on the grounds were planted in 1815 to mark the Battle of Waterloo. New saplings were added for the 200th anniversary of the battle to continue this historical remembrance.
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