Courtfield, Grade II listed country house in Welsh Bicknor, England
The seven-bay, two-storey Regency mansion sits on the west bank of the River Wye, featuring vaulted ceilings and domed skylights throughout its structure.
William Michael Vaughan constructed the current building in the early 19th century on the site of an older mansion where Henry V spent his childhood years.
The Vaughan family maintained strong Catholic traditions through centuries of religious persecution, with many family members entering ecclesiastical vocations including bishops and priests.
Located five miles south of Ross on Wye, the private residence remains in Vaughan family ownership after a period of use by Mill Hill Missionaries until 2010.
The estate includes multiple Grade II listed structures and retains its original scenic approach drive from a former deer park within its extensive grounds.
Location: Welsh Bicknor
GPS coordinates: 51.85442,-2.58588
Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:21
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