Addington Palace
Historic site · Addington, England
Addington Palace stands on Gravel Hill, CR0 5BB, and was the archbishops of Canterbury's second seat. The house is Grade II* listed as NHLE 1358819 and its grounds are separately a Grade II registered park and garden, NHLE 1000790, at 133.80 hectares. The estate is now Addington Palace Golf Club and the house is a private events venue; no source states public opening hours, so none are given here.
History
Historic England first listed the house on 29 January 1951, with the statutory address Addington Palace, Gravel Hill, Croydon, CR0 5BB, and entered the grounds on the register of parks and gardens on 1 October 1987. Lion Lodge and its gate piers, at the Addington Village end of the estate drive, are Grade II listed as NHLE 1358812. Wikidata records the house as Q4681183. Gravel Hill tram stop is 350 m away and Addington Village 515 m.
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Gravel Hill, Croydon CR0 5BB
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