Ford Castle

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Ford Castle is a historic fortified manor house in Northumberland, England, known for its medieval origins, later remodeling, and long association with prominent local families.

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Ford Castle canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
fortified manor house
associatedWith Lady Louisa Waterford
country England
hasArchitecturalStyle Gothic Revival architecture
linked to: Gothic Revival

medieval architecture
hasDesignation scheduled monument
hasEarliestRecordedFortification 13th century
hasFunction defensive stronghold
manorial residence
hasNearbyAttraction Etal Castle
Flodden Battlefield
linked to: Halidon Hill

Ford village
hasPart courtyard
gardens
gatehouse
tower
hasViewOf Cheviot Hills
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
inception 14th century
locatedIn Ford, Northumberland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Northumberland
locatedInRegion North East England
locatedInSovereignState United Kingdom
locatedOn River Till
materialUsed stone
near Berwick-upon-Tweed
Scottish border
numberOfStoreys multiple storeys
openToPublic limited access
ownedBy Carr family
Delaval family
Heron family
Lord Joicey
Marquess of Waterford
rebuiltIn 16th century
regionallyNotableFor Victorian remodeling
border warfare history
remodelledIn 19th century
roofType pitched roof
significantEvent damaged during Anglo-Scottish border conflicts
surroundedBy parkland
tourism heritage tourism site
usedFor country house
educational residential centre
outdoor education
school trips

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Delaval family notableEstate Ford Castle