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1. travelstump.com › west-horsley-placeDiscover West Horsley Place: A Hidden Gem in Surrey

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   Nov 9, 2023 · The History of West Horsley Place A Storied Past. West Horsley Place has a fascinating history dating back over 1,000 years. Originally a royal estate, it has witnessed the footsteps of many notable figures, including Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. Over the centuries, it has undergone various transformations, from a grand palace to a tranquil ...

2. www.westhorsleyplace.orgWest Horsley Place Trust

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   West Horsley Place is a Grade I listed medieval manor house and estate of great beauty and historic significance. The Manor House, dating from 1425, has over 600 years of history to explore. Today, we are an independent charity grounded in the belief that culture, heritage and nature improve people's wellbeing.

3. www.westhorsleyplace.org › place-farm-cafeFood and Drink at West Horsley Place | West Horsley Place

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   At West Horsley Place we’re delighted to play our part and support our fellow members who will always go the extra mile to make your day a good one. Coming to an open-air theatre show, evening performance or talk? For these events we will be running a bar offering hot and cold, alcoholic and soft drinks and snacks for you to buy.

4. www.westhorsleyplace.org › historyHistory - West Horsley Place

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   We welcome picnickers and you'll find local, independent food and drink providers to help you enjoy your visit. History of the House. Volunteer. West Horsley Place a Grade I listed medieval Manor House. Find out more about our charity’s plans to restore the estate to create a welcoming space for the community with arts, culture, community ...

5. www.countrylife.co.uk › architecture › the-countryWest Horsley Place, Surrey: The real-life country house where ...

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   Apr 30, 2023 · West Horsley Place is one of the most important historic houses in Surrey — and it’s enjoying a new lease of life as a centre for the Arts, not least thanks to its starring role in Ghosts, one of the most popular BBC comedies in years. John Goodall looks at the history of this remarkable building. Photographs by Paul Highnam for Country Life.

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6. www.thedicamillo.com › house › west-horsley-placeWest Horsley Place (Horsley Place) - DiCamillo

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   The Geraldine Room at West Horsley contains the oldest decorative plasterwork ceiling in England. Collections: After the death of the Duchess of Roxburghe the contents of West Horsley Place were auctioned by Sotheby's on May 27 and 28, 2015 (total hammer of £3.7 million). The duchess bequeathed her family's library of over 7,500 books ...

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   What is West Horsley Place famous for?

   • Explore the manor house and gardens at your own pace, and chat to expert history guides. West Horsley Place is a Grade I listed medieval manor house and estate of great beauty and historic significance. The Manor House, dating from 1425, has over 600 years of history to explore.

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   What is the history of West Horsley Place?

   • West Horsley Place is a manor house with a long history dating from the 15th century. It has passed through the hands of many illustrious owners and has hosted eminent visitors. The manor house has been the site of significant historical events, such as a 35-course banquet enjoyed by Henry VIII and several stays by Elizabeth I.

   Discovery of Evacuees' letters from 1939 | West Horsley Place

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   Why should one choose West Horsley Place?

   • West Horsley Place, left almost untouched for a century, offers exclusive use of the manor house and/or garden for events. Its romantic and fragile beauty is a stunning option for wedding receptions, events, and celebrations. The venue is within 30 miles of London.

   Our Venue | West Horsley Place

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   What's new at West Horsley Place?

   • At West Horsley Place, we have opened a new venue, licenced for weddings and events, in the 19th century Place Farm Barn. A new venue named The Stone Hall, for its flagstones made from York stone, is where King Henry VIII had a 35-course banquet when visiting West Horsley Place in 1536.

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   Where are West Horsley and East Horsley located?

   • West Horsley and its sister village, East Horsley, are located between bustling Guildford and market town Leatherhead. They are adorned with a host of historic houses and beautiful listed buildings, nestled beside acres of ancient woodland, resting just above the stunning North Downs.

   The Hamptons | Luxury New Houses in West Horsley - Brookworth

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   Who owns West Horsley House?

   • The Duchess lived at West Horsley until her death in 2014 at the age of 99, at which time her nephew, the television presenter Bamber Gascoigne, unexpectedly found himself named as the owner.

   West Horsley Place, Surrey: The real-life country house where the BBC's

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8. www.historichouses.org › house › west-horsley-placeVisit | West Horsley Place - Historic Houses

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   The estate at West Horsley Place has an illustrious line of owners and visitors stretching back to the Norman Conquest. King Henry VIII visited for an extravagant 35-course lunch hosted by his cousin Henry Courtenay, to whom he had given West Horsley Place as a gift, only to have him beheaded two years later.