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HER 5595 - Medieval moated manor house (later intergrated into Oatlands Palace)
The moated manor house dated to the 15th century and took the form of an irregular northwest-southeast aligned island containing substantial buildings, including a hall and chapel, surrounded by an up to 12m wide water-filled moat. Oatlands Palace (see HER 566) was subsequently built on the site, and retained some of the original structures, including the great hall and moat, into the new building.
| Record Type | Monument |
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| Grid Reference | TQ 078 651 |
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| Parish | Weybridge |
| Parish (old) | Weybridge |
| District | Elmbridge, Surrey |
| Evidence Type | Monument Type | Date Range: |
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| DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT | Medieval 15th Century Medieval 1066-1540 |
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