Buckhurst Place, the grand, partly-moated original courtyard house in Buckhurst Park, was abandoned by about 1605, after Thomas Sackville removed his family and household to Knole House in Kent, a large palace granted to him by the Queen in 1566.
The building was abandoned by about 1605, after Thomas Sackville removed his family and household from Buckhurst Place to Knole House in Kent, a large palace granted to him by Queen Elizabeth in 1566. Buckhurst Place, the original manor house, was a grand, partly-moated courtyard house in Buckhurst Park.
Buckhurst Place, the original manor house, was a grand, partly-moated courtyard house in Buckhurst Park. The building was abandoned by about 1605, after Thomas Sackville removed his family and household from Buckhurst Place to Knole House in Kent, a large palace granted to him by Queen Elizabeth in 1566.
Buckhurst Place, the original manor house, was a grand, partly-moated courtyard house in Buckhurst Park. The building was abandoned by about 1605, after Thomas Sackville removed his family and household from Buckhurst Place to Knole House in Kent, a large palace granted to him by Queen Elizabeth in 1566.