
What is recorded here
Beeston Manor House originally timber-framed rebuilt in brick c. 1675 and 1725. Home of the Strey family lords of the manor 16th - 19th centuries then home of the Venn family until 1978.
Beeston Manor House, originally timber-framed and later rebuilt in brick around 1675 and 1725, was home to the Strey family, lords of the manor from the 16th to 19th centuries, before being occupied by the Venn family until 1978. Its long association with prominent local families and architectural evolution make it an important example of manorial life and building history in the region.
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