The ruins of Cresswell House stand by the wooded banks of the Cresswell River. There are towers at each corner of the courtyard, one of them is a dovecote. It was abandoned at the end of the 17th century. It was thought to be a 13th century building, but it is now considered to be of 16th century origin.
Private, can be seen from the road.
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Off the A4075, 2 miles north of Carew |
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