Le Roi du Château
The Collection
Archive recordHorselunges Manor
Hellingly · South East England — United Kingdom
Horselunges Manor is a Grade I listed building in Hellingly, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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Horsenden Manor
Longwick-cum-Ilmer · South East England — United Kingdom
Horsenden Manor is a Grade II listed building in Longwick-cum-Ilmer, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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Horsington Manor
Horsington · South West England — United Kingdom
Horsington Manor is a Grade II listed building in Horsington, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHorsley Hall
Stanhope · North East England — United Kingdom
Horsley Hall is a Grade II listed building in Stanhope, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHorsley Towers
East Horsley · South East England — United Kingdom
Horsley Towers is a Grade II* listed building in East Horsley, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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Horsleys Green Manor
Stokenchurch · South East England — United Kingdom
Horsleys Green Manor is a Grade II listed building in Stokenchurch, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHorsted Place
Little Horsted · South East England — United Kingdom
Horsted Place is a château at Little Horsted, in the United Kingdom. Its architecture is recorded as Tudor Revival architecture. The register records it as “Grade II listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.
Archive recordHorton Court
Horton · South West England — United Kingdom
A Gloucestershire manor whose medieval halls and early Renaissance additions survive within a property now offered as National Trust holiday accommodation.
Archive recordHospitalfield House
Angus — United Kingdom — XIX
Hospitalfield House is a château at Angus, in the United Kingdom. The recorded building campaign dates from the 19th century. The register records it as “category A listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.
Archive recordHotham Park House
Bognor Regis · South East England — United Kingdom
Hotham Park House is a Grade II* listed building in Bognor Regis, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHough End Hall
Manchester — United Kingdom
Hough End Hall is a château at Manchester, England, in the United Kingdom. Its architecture is recorded as Elizabethan architecture. The register records it as “Grade II* listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.
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Hough Hall
Hough · Cheshire — United Kingdom
Hough Hall is a Grade II* listed building in Hough, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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Hough Manor
Hough · Cheshire — United Kingdom
Hough Manor is a Grade II listed building in Hough, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHoughton Hall
Sancton · Yorkshire and the Humber — United Kingdom
Houghton Hall is a Grade I listed building in Sancton, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHoughton Hall
Houghton · East of England — United Kingdom
Houghton Hall is a château at Houghton, England, in the United Kingdom. Its architecture is recorded as Palladian architecture. The register records it as “Grade I listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.
Archive recordHoughton Lodge
Houghton · South East England — United Kingdom
A picturesque cottage orné above the River Test, with formal and informal gardens extending towards the water meadows.
Archive recordHoundhill
Barnsley · United Kingdom — United Kingdom
Houndhill is a Grade II* listed building in Barnsley, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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Houndhill Manor
Marchington · West Midlands — United Kingdom
Houndhill Manor is a Grade II listed building in Marchington, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
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House [Hunting lodge] at Mount Stewart
Mount Stewart — United Kingdom — XIX
House [Hunting lodge] at Mount Stewart is a château at Mount Stewart, in the United Kingdom. The recorded building campaign dates from the 19th century. The register records it as “Grade B2 listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.
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Hovenden Manor
Harrington · East Midlands — United Kingdom
Hovenden Manor is a Grade II listed building in Harrington, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHoveton Hall
Neatishead · East of England — United Kingdom
A Regency house of gault brick and slate, within a Norfolk estate whose gardens reflect successive phases of restoration and planting.
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Howfield Manor
Chartham · South East England — United Kingdom
Howfield Manor is a Grade II listed building in Chartham, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHowgill Castle
Milburn · North West England — United Kingdom
Howgill Castle is a Grade I listed building in Milburn, England, United Kingdom. This concise register entry is based on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England.
Archive recordHowsham Hall
Howsham — United Kingdom — XVII
Howsham Hall is a château at Howsham, in the United Kingdom. The recorded building campaign dates from the 17th century. Its architecture is recorded as Jacobean architecture. The register records it as “Grade I listed building”. Details are drawn from Wikidata.