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Quidenham Hall, Manor house in Quidenham, England

Quidenham Hall stands as a grand country residence with an east wing featuring Palladian architecture and a west portico supported by Doric columns.

The current structure dates to 1606 when Thomas Holland constructed it, though a dwelling has existed on this location since the year 1000.

The Carmelite nuns acquired the property in 1948, transforming this former noble residence into a religious monastery that continues its spiritual mission.

The estate includes cottages that were converted into a children's hospice in 1989, now operated by East Anglia Children's Hospices charity.

Edward VII made regular visits to Quidenham Hall during the early 1900s when the Keppel family, who purchased it with military victory funds, owned the estate.

Location: Quidenham

Inception: 1606

GPS coordinates: 52.44980,0.98940

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:16

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