The Grade 1 listed manor is the earliest  surviving dwelling in Northamptonshire with a history dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period.

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The manor forms the focus of a group of stone buildings, which includes a 16th century dovecote, a large 18th century tithe barn and a 15th century lodgings building.

 

Two of the prebendaries of this manor were closely connected to Richard III, only losing their positions in court on his death.  

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To find about the history of the manor go to the History page.  Or to visit the manor and gardens see the Contact page