Haveringland Hall, Norfolk

Haveringland, United Kingdom

Haveringland Hall was an Italianate country house at Haveringland in the English county of Norfolk. Built 1839–1843 for Edward Fellowes, later 1st Baron de Ramsey, it was demolished in 1947 after wartime damage rendered it surplus to requirements. The stable courtyard with its clock-tower survives and is listed at Grade II.

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