Luxury self-catering holiday accommodation, available for holidays, short-breaks and weekend getaways within the elegant Victorian mansion that is Burgh Hall.
09/04/2024
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Goodwood - Self catering Apartment in Burgh Hall
05/03/2024
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Sir George William Crauford & vicar of Burgh le Marsh from 1838 to 1846 had Burgh Hall built in 1840. at a cost of £3000.00.
His son, Lieutenant Charles William Frederick Crauford RN, was resident at the hall it is known until 1889 and was a justice of the peace. He was one of the chief landowners as was the Earl of Ancaster,but in 1892 lived in London.
Occupancy changed again in 1926 to Frank Stephenson who was a lawyer and magistrate.
He had 4 daughters and a son who was a hurricane pilot. Frank's aunt was also a relative of Reginald Bosanquet, a Mrs Courtney.
1944 Lindsey County Council bought it from Frank Stephenson as a children's home for children aged between 3 – 5 then they transferred to children's home in Horncastle.
In 1955 it changed to accommodate children aged 0- 3 and around 1963 the age range was changed to 5-15 year olds.
Current information received confirms it was still a children's home at 1983 and further research will be undertaken to establish the date when it ceased to operate as a children's home.
After a period of inactivity it reinvented itself as its current status of being a residential home for the elderly which closed in April, 2008. It was saved from neglect and purchased by a local business man and renovations began in 2013