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The Wood Norton

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Worcester Road, Evesham, WR11 4YB, United Kingdom | 01386 765611 | Website
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The main driveway leads off the A44, a short distance away from the town of Evesham, and the above suggested visits we have reviewed for you. It is a grade 11 listed building, a Victorian stately home, and the entrance for driveway has a mixture of old and new modern buildings which stand in attractive grounds.
If you arrive from the Evesham direction, as you approach Wood Norton Hall, look out on your right for the very ornate old gates. These came from another property that was owned by Duc d’Orleans, Orleans house, Twickenham, after they came from the Palace of Versailles in 1872. They were damaged by 2003 and repaired by Pershore Black smith, Stephen Cooper.
Follow the main drive all the way round to reach Wood Norton Hall. The fascinating old Country house of 1897 is well worth checking out. It is a red brick building, with freestone dressing and some timber-framing, with plain machined tile roofs with coped parade red gable ends. The entrance stands on the East of this large mansion, regarded as mainly Jacobean style. In front of it, stands an old fountain (badly in need of attention).
There are two disabled bays in the right hand corner of car park.
The front door entrance is very close to parking bays, rather dull and unattractive with a large original wooden door, but of note is the ornate lamp above your head. It had to be completely refurbished, the many layers of old paint had to be sand blasted off to reveal the original copper and brass metal work. The metal was lacquered, and the sand blasted steel work was zinc coated and then painted black. The restored lamp was then re-installed to offer a light glow as you enter the Hall.
You immediately enter the old halls entrance, with its wooden panels and nicely decorated panels, which lead you to
The reception desk. Again there are some lovely carved wooden panels and old paintings to admire.
You are then taken into the bat reception hall, which has a more modern approach to it, well stocked with favourite drinks available
But the interiors are disappointing, a few scattered chairs are available, but the deco is not in keeping with the old building
However, venture into other rooms leading off from the bar, and again you can see the wooden panels and carvings that are so attractive.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
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The main driveway leads off the A44, a short distance away from the town of Evesham, and the above suggested visits we have reviewed for you. It is a grade 11 listed building, a Victorian stately home, and the entrance for driveway has a mixture of old and new modern buildings which stand in attractive grounds.
If you arrive from the Evesham direction, as you approach Wood Norton Hall, look out on your right for the very ornate old gates. These came from another property that was owned by Duc d’Orleans, Orleans house, Twickenham, after they came from the Palace of Versailles in 1872. They were damaged by 2003 and repaired by Pershore Black smith, Stephen Cooper.
Follow the main drive all the way round to reach Wood Norton Hall. The fascinating old Country house of 1897 is well worth checking out. It is a red brick building, with freestone dressing and some timber-framing, with plain machined tile roofs with coped parade red gable ends. The entrance stands on the East of this large mansion, regarded as mainly Jacobean style. In front of it, stands an old fountain (badly in need of attention).
There are two disabled bays in the right hand corner of car park.
The front door entrance is very close to parking bays, rather dull and unattractive with a large original wooden door, but of note is the ornate lamp above your head. It had to be completely refurbished, the many layers of old paint had to be sand blasted off to reveal the original copper and brass metal work. The metal was lacquered, and the sand blasted steel work was zinc coated and then painted black. The restored lamp was then re-installed to offer a light glow as you enter the Hall.
You immediately enter the old halls entrance, with its wooden panels and nicely decorated panels, which lead you to
The reception desk. Again there are some lovely carved wooden panels and old paintings to admire.
You are then taken into the bat reception hall, which has a more modern approach to it, well stocked with favourite drinks available
But the interiors are disappointing, a few scattered chairs are available, but the deco is not in keeping with the old building
However, venture into other rooms leading off from the bar, and again you can see the wooden panels and carvings that are so attractive.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
show you the very delightful wooden carved staircase and hallway which is so becoming of this historical Mansion.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
It’s along here you will find the accessible toilet, which was nicely decorated with dark tiles, and plain simple coloured walls, large enough to hold almost all chairs and room to spin around. It had a number of pull grab handles, but no pull cord.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
Although the room is decorated with the same darkish wooden panelling, it is pleasant enough to be inviting, when you join them for dinner later on. Very clean and comfortable, with more than enough room to place your wheelchair, and will offer you the chance to experience the historical record of the house.
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