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Haseley Manor, Haseley, Warwickshire

Haseley Manor, Haseley, NW of Warwick, Warwickshire.

The old Haseley Manor was NE of St Mary's church, Haseley.
It was built by Clement Throckmorton in 1561.
It fell into ruins.
It was demolished in 1972.
There are pretty new buildings at the site. The old walled garden remains.
See street view of entrance.

A new Haseley Manor was built E of St Mary's church in 1878.
See street view of S entrance.

Haseley church, and old manor (to the NE) and new manor (to the E).
From 1886 map.

Close-up of the old Haseley Manor.

Modern satellite view.

3D view of the site of old Haseley Manor.

The surviving walls of the old walled garden of old Haseley Manor.
From 3D view.
See also 2010 photo by Robin Stott on Geograph.

Old Haseley Manor.
See full size.
From Leslie Blennerhassett. Used with permission.

Old Haseley Manor.
See full size.
From Leslie Blennerhassett. Used with permission.

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Sources yet to be consulted

• The antiquities of Warwickshire by Sir William Dugdale (originally 1656).
  • Haseley on pp.495-496 of 1656 edn.
  • Haseley on pp.653-656 of vol.2 of 1730 edn. (Maybe the best edition. Seems to have extra notes.)
  • Haseley on pp.456-458 of vol.3 of 1765 edn.

• HASELEY in [VCH, Warwickshire], 1945 edn, pp.104-108.
  • See photos of pages 104 and 105 and 106 and 107 and 108.

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• There is a Throckmorton Close in Haseley. See map and street view.