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Cofton Hall, Grade II* listed building in Cofton Hackett, England.

The three-story stone building features six bays, a tiled roof, and an entrance portico supported by two Doric columns.

King Charles I stayed at Cofton Hall on May 14, 1645, before Royalist soldiers burned it to prevent capture by Parliamentarian forces.

The medieval great hall contains nine hammer-beams with spandrel brackets resting on octagonal wooden corbels, displaying English architectural craftsmanship.

The house contains over 200 feet of underground corridors and chambers, with brick streams providing natural cooling to three chambers.

The surviving 14th-century great hall measures 38 feet long by 21 feet wide, incorporating both medieval timber framing and Victorian stonework.

Location: Cofton Hackett

GPS coordinates: 52.37320,-1.98652

Latest update: March 20, 2025 17:23

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