Okehampton Castle

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Okehampton Castle is a medieval ruined motte-and-bailey fortress in Devon, England, notable as one of the largest castle remains in the county and now preserved as a historic site.

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Okehampton Castle canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
motte-and-bailey castle
ruined castle
scheduled monument
tourist attraction
abandoned 16th century
architecturalType motte-and-bailey
builtAfter Norman Conquest of England
category Castles in Devon
English Heritage sites in Devon
Grade I listed castles
Ruined castles in England
condition ruin
constructionBegan late 11th century
controlledBy Normans
country England
declinePeriod 16th century
excavated 20th century
function administrative centre
fortified residence
hunting lodge
hasPart bailey
chapel
gatehouse
great hall
kitchens
lodgings
motte
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Scheduled Ancient Monument
laterOwner Courtenay family
Earls of Devon
locatedIn Devon
England
United Kingdom
location Okehampton
managedBy English Heritage
material stone
near Dartmoor
notableFor being one of the largest castle remains in Devon
openToPublic true
originalBuilder Baldwin FitzGilbert
originalOwner Baldwin FitzGilbert
ownedBy English Heritage
preservedAs historic site
region South West England
linked to: southwest England
situatedOn River Okement
touristAttraction yes

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Okehampton hasHeritageSite Okehampton Castle
Okehampton hasLandmark Okehampton Castle
English Courtenay family seat Okehampton Castle
Lady of Okehampton associatedWith Okehampton Castle
Lady of Okehampton seat Okehampton Castle