Groombridge Place

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Groombridge Place is a historic 17th-century moated manor house and gardens in Kent, England, renowned both as a heritage attraction and as a picturesque filming location.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film location
historic house
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Restoration style
constructionStartDate 1662
country England
featuredIn BBC television productions
Pride and Prejudice (2005 film)
The Draughtsman’s Contract (1982 film)
The Innocent (1985 film)
hasAlternativeName Groombridge Place Gardens
hasArchitect Philip Packer
hasAttraction Enchanted Forest
animal enclosures
canal and moat walks
formal walled gardens
historic barns
hasBuildingType moated manor house
hasFeature formal gardens
historic manor house
moat
woodland gardens
hasGardenLayout 17th-century formal design
hasHistoricOwner Packer family
Saint family
Wallace family
hasLandscapeDesigner John Evelyn
hasMaterial brick
hasNumberOfMoats two
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Grade II* listed garden
inception 17th century
locatedIn Groombridge
Kent
South East England
Tunbridge Wells district
United Kingdom
locatedOn River Teise
near Royal Tunbridge Wells
notableFor picturesque moated setting
use as a filming location
well-preserved 17th-century gardens
openToPublic true
roofMaterial tile
usedFor events
film and television production
garden visits
heritage tourism

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Old Groombridge hasNearbyAttraction Groombridge Place