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Buildings of Note
The Malt House
We do not know when the Malt House was built but there is evidence inside of a crooked frame building which dates it to possibly the 16th. century if not earlier. It has been occupied by many people over the years. We have evidence from census records that corn sellers and maltsers have occupied it. For many years the Yates's, a well known farming family were the tenants. From the 1970's to the 1990's M.P. Nicholas Budgen owned it. It is now no longer a working farm but remains a family home. |
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More Buildings of Note |
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| Bellamour Hall Home to the Lords of the Manor from the late 17th -20th.Centuries. (click here) |
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| Bellamour Lodge A 19th century grace & favour house! (click here) |
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| The Old Rectory Built in the 19th. Century for the Rector to keep dry!. (click here) |
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| St. Mary's Church Late 12th. Century-the oldest building in Colton. (click here) |
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| Boughey Hall Farm A farm with a long, long history. (click here) |
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| Colton Hall Home to our most famous historical inhabitant-Lord Walter Aston. (click here) |
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| The Malt House One of the oldest houses still being used as a home. (click here) |
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| Little Hay Manor The smaller Manor in Colton belonging to the Bagot Family. (click here) |
| Colton House The smaller Manor in Colton belonging to the Bagot Family. (click here) |
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