More information : [SU 9863 6278] Chobham Park Farm (Site of Ancient Mansion where Nicholas Heath, Archbishop of York died. A.D. 1578) [T.I.] (1)
Remains of a moat at Chobham Park Farm (1) which is a 17th c. - L - shaped barn. (2-3)
Chobham Park Farm, a private residence, is basically a 17th.c. cottage with 19th.c. additions to the rear. (GP/A0/66/112/6) There is now no trace of a moat but the house stands on a platform above the surrounding ground. The '17th.c.' L shaped barn was pulled down in 1952. (4)
SU 987628. Chobham Park Farm. One pond may indicate remains of a moat. Listed in VCH. (5)
Chobham Park, long the property of Chertsey Abbey, was acquired by Henry VIII in 1533-4. Alterations were made to create royal chambers for both the King and Queen. Queen Mary sold the property to her chancellor, Nicholas Heath, Archbishop of York. The house was pulled down in the 18th century. (6) |