Milden Hall
Once the site of a manor house, Milden Hall had become a farmhouse by the eighteenth century. It stands in an isolated position in the rural parish of Milden and just west of the site of Milden Castle, thought to have been a minor twelfth century motte and bailey, but now just a mound. The Hall was either rebuilt or altered in the mid-eighteenth century creating what has been described as a farmhouse that looked more like a small Georgian mansion. The site also includes two historic barns that probably date to the sixteenth century. Showing a great deal of continuity of field boundaries over the last two centuries, it is still farmed and now owned by the same family who are documented as tenants in the mid-nineteenth century. The estate is now environmentally farmed and has diversified into wildlife courses, holiday accommodation, special events and guided group visits.
Not open to the public except for booked courses, tours, accommodation and special events
