Rougham Hall

( 9 Reviews )

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Rushbrooke with Rougham, eng IP30 9LZ
(135) 927-0238

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4.6 - (9 reviews)

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4.6 - (9 reviews)

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Joe Fletcher
A great experience and a shame to know the building will eventually collapse and will not be saved. Sad to see the hall in the state it is in but then perhaps the building would not be so interesting if renovated. Unfortunatly we were not allowed inside the hall, but the saftey reasons for not being allowed in were underatandable and appreciated. The owner and grandson of the owners when the building was bombed was the tour guide. He was friendly, welcoming, and knowledgable and helped to create and rich and enjoyable experience. I would recommend this experience for any history buffs and those interested in exploring.
Feb 3rd, 2023
Karen Coe

Nov 20th, 2022
Turnip
Amazing piece of history, great to explore the such a beauty of English heritage that has an interesting history.
Dec 1st, 2021
Jake Turner
Nice
Apr 9th, 2020
Chris edge

Dec 17th, 2019

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^{Rougham Hall}

Rougham Hall is located at in Rushbrooke with Rougham, England IP30 9LZ. Rougham Hall can be contacted via phone at (135) 927-0238 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(135) 927-0238

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Q What is the phone number for Rougham Hall?

A The phone number for Rougham Hall is: (135) 927-0238.

Q Where is Rougham Hall located?

A Rougham Hall is located at , Rushbrooke with Rougham, eng IP30 9LZ

Q What is the internet address for Rougham Hall?

A The website (URL) for Rougham Hall is: https://roughamestate.com/

Q How is Rougham Hall rated?

A Rougham Hall has a 4.6 Star Rating from 9 reviewers.

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^{Rougham Hall}

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Joe Fletcher _{on Google}

Feb 3rd, 2023

A great experience and a shame to know the building will eventually collapse and will not be saved. Sad to see the hall in the state it is in but then perhaps the building would not be so interesting if renovated.
Unfortunatly we were not allowed inside the hall, but the saftey reasons for not being allowed in were underatandable and appreciated.
The owner and grandson of the owners when the building was bombed was the tour guide.
He was friendly, welcoming, and knowledgable and helped to create and rich and enjoyable experience.
I would recommend this experience for any history buffs and those interested in exploring.