Reydon Hall
Believed to date to the late-seventeenth century, Reydon Hall once stood in an extensive estate owned by the Ewen family. During the first half of the nineteenth century it was the family home of Agnes Strickland, a well-known author and poet, although by then much of the estate had been sold off. At this time it had a small area of parkland and lawned gardens dotted with trees. The house was extended during the second half of the nineteenth century. The site includes an eighteenth century stable block and nineteenth century wall, once part of the kitchen garden enclosure, with twentieth and twenty-first century hedged garden enclosures around the house, although part of the parkland is now in separate ownership and the site of a residential property.
Not open to the public
