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Hoses Hall
Originally a Saxon manor given to Sir Roger Huse (also spelled Husee, Hose or Hosey) in 1312 by John de Buick, hence the name Hoses Hall. It has previously been owned by Lord Alan Sainsbury, Lord Plummer and Lord Beaverbrook. A large part of the existing building dates from the 16th century. The tythe barn dates from the same period as Cressing Temple. Well-stocked four-acre garden plus four acres of meadows with bulbs.
Tour inc coffee on arrival, garden tour and 2-course lunch in tithe barn two and a half hours, £26; tour inc garden, house (ground floor) and tea two and a half hours, £15.
| Tour Dates 2012 | |
|---|---|
| March | Wed 21, 11.30 am (daffodils – garden tour and lunch) |
| April | Thu 19, 2.30 pm (ground floor of house, garden tour and tea) |
| May | Thu 17, 11.30 am (lunch and garden tour) |
| June | Tue 5, 11.30 am (Queen’s Diamond Jubilee lunch and garden tour) |
| June | Wed 13, 2.30 pm (ground floor of house, garden tour and tea) |
| July | Fri 6, 11.30 am (garden tour and lunch) |
| August | Sat 11, 2.30 pm (ground floor of house, garden tour and tea) |
| September | Wed 12, 11.30 am (garden tour and lunch) |
To book, call the Mercury Theatre on 01206 573948
or book on-line at www.mercurytheatre.co.uk.
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