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Hepple Tower


Hepple Tower is a ruined 14th century tower house in Hepple, Northumberland. An early 19th century farm building, now a holiday cottage has been built onto it's western side. The medieval tower was probably originally three storeys high. Hepple Tower is a Scheduled Monument and a Grade II* Listed building on the National Heritage List for England. 

Hepple Grade II* Listed Historic Buildings and Monuments in Hepple Civil Parish
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HEPPLE TOWER - List Entry
- "Tower. C14. Squared stone. Ruined. South wall stands to c.40 ft. Lower part of stair projection to right was originally in centre of south wall but east side has now …
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Hepple Tower
- "Hepple Tower is a 14th century tower house. It is almost rectangular and has thick sandstone wall. An early 19th century farm building, now a holiday cottage has been built …
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HEPPLE TOWER
- "...Listed in the 1415 Survey as 'Turris de Heppell'. Described in the 1541 Survey as the tower belonging to Lord Ogle, decayed in the roofs and scarcely in good repair …
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List number: 1371440
List grade: 2*
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT9865900652

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