Hatfield House |
Hob Uid: 364618 | |
Location : Hertfordshire Welwyn Hatfield Hatfield
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Grid Ref : TL2370008400 |
Summary : Three storey Jacobean country house built between 1607-12, to designs by Robert Liming, to replace Old Palace. The west wing was gutted by fire in 1835. Built of brick with stone dressings. |
More information : (TL 237 084) Hatfield House (NR) (1) A fine example of early 17th century domestic architecture it is one of the four or five most important Jacobean mansions in England. Built by Robert Cecil (first Earl of Salisbury) between 1608-12 using materials from the adjacent Tudor palace after it was given in exchange for Theobalds by King James I. In good condition but has undergone frequent repairs and alterations. The W wing was gutted by fire in 1835. (2-4) Hatfield House, Grade 1. (5)
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