Hatch Beauchamp, United Kingdom
Hatch Court
Hatch Beauchamp, United Kingdom
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Hatch Court, a Grade I listed mansion in Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset, was built around 1755 in the Palladian style by wool merchant John Collins to designs by architect Thomas Prowse. Executed in Bath Stone, the house represents the refined neoclassical taste of the mid-18th century. The site itself carries medieval heritage, having been occupied by successive manor houses of Hatch since the Anglo-Norman period, when the de Beauchamp family held the feudal manor in the 11th century. The surrounding park and gardens are separately designated Grade II listed.
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- Type
- English country house
- Heritage
- Grade II listed park and garden, Grade I listed building
- Place
- Hatch Beauchamp, United Kingdom
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