Copford Hall, English country house in Copford, England
Copford Hall features a square red-brick design with stone dressing and includes extensive grounds with canals, fishponds, and water features.
The estate belonged to the bishops of London before the Norman conquest and was later sold by King James I to the Mountjoy family.
The property maintains its original architectural elements from 1720, while sections of the interior date back to the early 1600s.
The hall remains a private residence without public access, located 46 miles from London in the Essex countryside.
A classical boathouse stands on the lowest pool of the property, adding to the architectural elements of the estate grounds.
Location: Copford
GPS coordinates: 51.86970,0.80890
Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:51
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