Rushbrooke Hall, Tudor manor house in Rushbrooke, Suffolk, England
The red brick house featured an E-shaped plan with a central courtyard of 30 meters square and polygonal turrets at each wing corner.
Built around 1550 by Sir Thomas Jermyn, the manor served as residence for the Jermyn family until 1703 when it transferred to Sir Robert Davers.
Queen Elizabeth I stayed at Rushbrooke Hall in 1578, marking its status as an important residence for noble families in Tudor England.
The house remained standing until 1961, when demolition work and a subsequent fire destroyed the structure, leaving only the moated site.
The entrance displayed a central porch made of Barnack stone decorated with detailed armorial achievements representing family heritage.
GPS coordinates: 52.21610,0.76630
Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:02
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