 | 1 mile south of Saffron Walden, on B1383 Built in 1614, then one of the largest house's in England, but during the 18th century parts of the house was demolished reducing it to the size today. What remains is a Jacobean mansion with original hall and interiors reflecting a 1760's remodelling. Gardens and a park, landscaped by 'Capability' Brown. more information |
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 | South of Ingatestone village in Hall Lane, off the A12 between Brentwood and Chelmsford Ingatestone Hall is a 16th century mansion, set in formal gardens. The house belongs to the Petre family. When the 18th Lord inherited Ingatestone in 1989 he renovated the house and opened it to the public.Inside the Hall is a fine collection of portraits. The Hall is set in 11 acres of grounds, which include a formal garden and walk. more information |
 | 6 miles south-west of Colchester, off B1022 Layer Marney Tower is one of Essex's most famous landmarks, built during the reign of Henry VIII with splendid terracotta decoration. The Tudor gatehouse, only the gatehouse is open to the public.Home Farm with farming exhibition and a farm walk. more information |
 | South side of Layer Breton village, 7 miles south-west of Colchester on B1026 Colchester to Tolleshunt road An early-19th century country house, with the Hillingdon family's collection of 17th and 18th century French and English furniture and English paintings. The staircase wall has a portrait of a woman in black and white by Moreelst. more information |
| South side of Layer Breton village, 7 miles south-west of Colchester on B1026 Colchester to Tolleshunt road An early-19th century country house, with the Hillingdon family's collection of 17th and 18th century French and English furniture and English paintings. The staircase wall has a portrait of a woman in black and white by Moreelst. more information |