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The old abbey just outside the village was founded in 1411 as a Benedictine hospital, but at the Dissolution it came into the hands of the Courtenay family who made it into a residence.
In 1695 Bishop Lloyd began rebuilding the castle, and it continued as a residence until the death of Bishop Lonsdale in 1867.
The castle was rebuilt in the 14th century when an extension was added to the keep, and Okehampton became more a residence than a fortress.
In 1695 Bishop Lloyd began rebuilding the castle, and it continued as a residence until the death of Bishop Lonsdale in 1867.
In March 1809 Mary Bateman, a resident of Leeds, was executed at York.
The tower, which is considered by many to be a keep, was possibly built as a residence for Sir Otto de Grandison (1238-1328), the first justiciar of North Wales.
This house with its early 18th-century front was bought by the then rector, James King, and given 'in perpetuity' as a residence for the rectors of Henley.
In March 1809 Mary Bateman, a resident of Leeds, was executed at York.
The pub and hotel at the end has been radically changed and is now Bell Lodge, a residence for the retired and elderly.
The second stage was a major fire on 24 July 1750, which blazed for two days and finished the castle as a residence.
He, in turn, made it into a residence for Princess Mary.
In March 1809 Mary Bateman, a resident of Leeds, was executed at York.
On the right is Manor Farm, now a residence and bed and breakfast.
Newley was a resident actor here for a number of years.
It was established in the 13th century as a residence of the Abbots of Glastonbury and added to by them for the next couple of hundred years.
'Being rather a sedate bunch in Epsom,' said a resident, 'this is the first time we've come across people like these eco-warriors.'
