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Bunny Hall, Grade I listed country house in Bunny, England

The red brick mansion features an 80-foot tower and spans across 21,438 square feet, surrounded by 14.5 acres of gardens and parkland.

Sir Thomas Parkyns, known for establishing wrestling tournaments, rebuilt the structure between 1710 and 1725 at a cost of £12,000.

The Parkyns family maintained ownership from 1573 through marriage to Elizabeth Barlow until 1850, when their lineage concluded at the estate.

Modern additions include a cinema room, gymnasium, indoor heated pool, spa facilities, and a circular glazed dome illuminating the central hallway.

The property contains Grade II listed structures including 1734 barns, stable blocks, and garden walls that complement the main building.

Location: Bunny

GPS coordinates: 52.86070,-1.13370

Latest update: March 7, 2025 14:12

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