Baddesley Clinton Hall, Solihull, England

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Brief description of site

Baddesley Hall is a medieval moated manor house with a courtyard garden of about 0.2 hectares, and surrounding lawn, fields, orchard and woodland occupying 33 hectares in total. The earliest surviving details in the gardens are a series of fishponds dug in 1444. Other features include a Victorian lakeside walk, a nature trail, and a late-19th-century formal garden.

Brief history of site

Nicholas Brome, who died in 1517, imparked the site of the former village of Baddesley Clinton. There had been a manor house on the site since at least 1438.

Location information:

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number:	139	Grid Ref:	SP201715
Latitude:	52.34121	Longitude:	-1.706396

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