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Nailsea Court is an 800 year old, Grade I listed Jacobean style manor house.
Following the death of its last private owner, over 20 years ago, the house and
grounds fell into a poor state of repair. It was during this time, while the house lay empty, that many of its original features became damaged by vandals or stolen
and sold to collectors.
More recently, the house and grounds were bought by a development company. Over the past 3 years they have worked closely with the National Trust and
English Heritage to sympathetically convert Nailsea Court into 5 Private homes, while still retaining many of its historical features.
Some of the properties have been named after families who lived at Nailsea Court, including; Perceval Place, Bythemore and Le Frye House.
The remaining two properties are now known as Chaney Lodge and The Coach House.
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