Bardolphs Hall was originally the very centre of the life of the mediaeval Lords and they literally lived with their people, they dined on the dais, with their retainers, at a long table down the centre of the hall. It was converted for my father's 21st Birthday party in 1926.

Today it has full oil fired central heating, a sprung dance floor, several oil paintings of the family, and is panelled with a wealth of timber and reeked in history.

On the South side is a court yard with a swimming pool and a vine covered pergola which makes for an excellent area for receptions.

There is an upstairs and a downstairs cloakroom and a kitchen area suitable for preparing food and drinks.