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in 1689. Robert had the house rebuilt in 1702 and during the eighteenth century, there were further additions and changes not only to the house but also to its gardens and to the extensive grounds. The Wilmot family were based at this house until the marriage of
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it contained a fine art collection which included numerous paintings. The house and gardens were reportedly sold for £86,000. At the time of the purchase, the hall had been the home of the
Reverend Sir George Lewis Wilmot-Horton, Bart. (who died in 1887).
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in 1946–7. Today the grounds are occupied by the Ascot Drive
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