500-year-old Tudor hall in Clacton listed for £800k
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 17:40 · Archive
A Grade II* listed Tudor hall in Clacton, dating to around 1510, has been listed for £800,000 to £850,000.
Cann Hall in Constable Avenue, Clacton, has been listed for £800,000 to £850,000. The Grade II* listed property dates to around 1510 and was originally built for St Osyth Priory. Tree ring analysis has reportedly dated some of its timbers to as early as 1301.
The house has historical connections to Thomas Cromwell, Princess Mary and Lord Darcy following the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The property sits on about two acres of private grounds and features historic outbuildings.
The main house contains seven bedrooms, three reception rooms, a study, playroom and kitchen-dining room, with original architectural details throughout. Upstairs are six additional bedrooms and two bathrooms. The listing describes it as an 'exceptional country-style residence' combining period character with modern family accommodation.
How it is being reported
- 500-year-old Grade II* Tudor hall in Clacton on market for £800kA remarkable Grade II* listed Tudor hall dating back more than 500 years has gone on the market in Clacton with a guide price of £800,000 to £850,000.Echo (Basildon) · 31 Oct, 17:00
- 500-year-old Grade II* Tudor hall in Clacton on market for £800kA remarkable Grade II* listed Tudor hall dating back more than 500 years has gone on the market in Clacton with a guide price of £800,000 to £850,000.Colchester Gazette · 31 Oct, 17:00
In this story: Cann Hall · Clacton · St Osyth Priory · Thomas Cromwell · Princess Mary · Lord Darcy
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