Bunny Hall, Grade I listed country house in Bunny, England
Bunny Hall is a red brick country house distinguished by a prominent tower and substantial interior spaces. The estate sits within extensive gardens and parkland that create a spacious setting for the residence.
The building was reconstructed between 1710 and 1725 by an owner known for organizing sporting competitions. It remained under family ownership for several generations afterward.
The Parkyns family maintained ownership from 1573 through marriage to Elizabeth Barlow until 1850, when their lineage concluded at the estate.
The estate features a cinema room, fitness facilities, and a heated indoor pool for visitor use. A glazed central dome in the hall provides natural light and creates an inviting first impression when arriving.
The estate is accompanied by several Grade II listed outbuildings, including older barns and stable complexes from the 1700s. These structures form a historic cluster of buildings that supported the main residence.
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