It was built in the early 12th century,
but was badly damaged in the 13th century. It was in use as a farm by the 17th
century but deteriorated until only a few of the walls and the moat remained.
It is now being restored by the Landmark Trust. The 1600 thatched cottage built
inside the gatehouse is used as holiday accomodation.
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Photo Maurice Brett
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Off the A39, 8 miles north west of Bridgewater.
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It was built in the early 12th century,
but was badly damaged in the 13th century. It was in use as a farm by the 17th
century but deteriorated until only a few of the walls and the moat remained.
It is now being restored by the Landmark Trust. The 1600 thatched cottage built
inside the gatehouse is used as holiday accomodation. 