Haughley House
Village house probably dating from the sixteenth century of timber-framing and plasterwork under a hipped plaintiled roof.
The Folly, Haughley, Suffolk, IP14 3NS
Late-medieval manor, with eighteenth-century additions, adjacent to the outer bailey of a ruined Norman castle, destroyed 1173.
The manor of Haughley was one of the foremost in England, previous lords included Henry II and Mary Tudor (present owner is the current lord). Notable features include the priest hole in a chimney, two bricked up tunnels and manorial documents on display. There is also a three-acre garden with a walled kitchen garden.
Go on a tour that will include the cellar, ground floor, first floor and brief look at the attic, followed, after tea, by a tour of the gardens. Of particular note are the owners’ collections of fans, antique weaponry and militaria.
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Haughley House, Suffolk
Getting here
The Folly, Haughley, Suffolk, IP14 3NS
From the A14, take exit J49, drive through the village, take left fork at village green and Haughley House is 100 yards on the left.