Castles and Fortifications of England and Wales

CRESSWELL CASTLE


CRESSWELL CASTLE
Photo Charles Taylor

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.


 

Directions
Off the A4075, 2 miles north of Carew

 



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