Newport Pagnell, Tickford Abbey c.1965
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This slightly severe-looking three-storey mansion was built in 1767 on the site of a Benedictine priory, long ruinous and partly converted to a house around 1550. The house was given more Gothic trim in the early 19th century, and is now a residential home for the elderly. The Priory was founded by Fulk Peynel (or Pagnell) in the early 12th century. The foundations of the church have been discovered over the years, and a few carved stones and fragments have been incorporated into the house. It overlooks the River Ouzel to the north, but there are housing estates to its south.
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