Hanbury Hall

Hanbury Hall is an expansive stately home, worked in the mid eighteenth century, remaining in parkland at Hanbury, Worcestershire. The principle extend has two stories and is worked of red block in the Queen Anne style. It is a Grade I recorded building. The related Orangery and Long Gallery structure ranges are recorded Grade II.Hanbury Hall was worked by the well off chancery legal advisor Thomas Vernon in the mid eighteenth century.

Thomas Vernon was the colossal grandson of the principal Vernon to come to Hanbury, Worcestershire, Rev Richard Vernon 1549– 1628. Rev Richard and his relatives gradually gathered land in Hanbury, including the house, purchased by Edward Vernon in 1630, yet it was Thomas, through his effective lawful practice, who added most to domains, which added up to about 8,000 sections of land 3,200 ha in his successor Bowater Vernon's day.