Hamptworth Lodge

Earlier Houses: The Jacobean manor house was demolished in 1910 to make way for the current Tudor-style house.

Built / Designed For: H.C. Moffat

House & Family History: Hamptworth Lodge was an old Jacobean Wiltshire manor house that was demolished in 1910 by H.C. Moffat to make way for a new Tudor-style house, built for Moffat to the designs of Sir Guy Dawber. Hamptworth was listed for sale in 2013 for £11 million.
Garden & Outbuildings: The garden was designed by the noted landscape architect Thomas Mawson in 1912. (We are grateful to Colin Stanfield for this information).
Architect: Edward Guy Dawber

Date of Birth: Aug 3, 1861
Date of Death: Apr 24, 1938
Nationality: British
Notes: Articled to William Adams & Son of King's Lynn in 1887 for four years, Dawber worked the offices of Thomas Newenham Deane in Dublin (until 1882) and Sir Ernest George and Harold Ainsworth Peto (until 1886). He attended the Royal Academy Schools and was the clerk of works to Batsford Park, Gloucestershire.

Date: Circa 1910
Designed: House in Tudor style for H.C. Moffat, replacing earlier Jacobean house.

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Architect: Thomas Hayton Mawson

Date of Birth: 1861
Date of Death: 1933
Nationality: British
Notes: Mawson was a landscape architect and city planner. He designed gardens in New York and Boston, as well as Britain.

Date: 1912
Designed: Gardens

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House Listed: Grade II*

Park Listed: Not Listed
Past Seat / Home of: H.C. Moffat, early 20th century. Anderson family, until 2013.

Current Ownership Type: Individual / Family Trust

Primary Current Ownership Use: Private Home
House Open to Public: Limited Access
Phone: 01794-390-700

Email: [email protected]

Historic Houses Member: No

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