Norney Grange

Shackleford, near Guildford

Surrey

England

Circa Date: 1897 w/1903 addition

Status: Fully Extant

House Open to Public: No

Country House: Yes

Built / Designed For: The Rev. W. Leighton Crane
Architect: Charles Francis Annesley Voysey

Date of Birth: 1857
Date of Death: 1941
Nationality: British
Notes: Voysey was an Arts & Crafts architect who was noted for designing everything in the houses he built, including doors, tables, dressers, chairs, fitted cupboards, air vents, fireplaces, hinges, keys, door handles, and downpipes. His grandfather was the 1st Duke of Wellington.

Date: 1903
Designed: Additions for Sir James Gadesden Wainwright

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Architect: Charles Francis Annesley Voysey

Date of Birth: 1857
Date of Death: 1941
Nationality: British
Notes: Voysey was an Arts & Crafts architect who was noted for designing everything in the houses he built, including doors, tables, dressers, chairs, fitted cupboards, air vents, fireplaces, hinges, keys, door handles, and downpipes. His grandfather was the 1st Duke of Wellington.

Date: 1897
Designed: House for The Rev. W. Leighton Crane

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House Listed: Grade II*

Park Listed: Not Listed
"Carrington" (1995). "Midsomer Murders" (2007 - TV series, as Stoneycroft House in the episode "The Animal Within"). "Miss Marple: Nemesis" (2009 - TV series, as The Flying Horse). "London Spy" (2015 - TV mini series). "The Dig" (2021 - as Sutton Hoo House, Mrs. Pretty's country home).
Past Seat / Home of: The Rev. W. Leighton Crane, late 19th century. Sir James Gadesden Wainwright, until 1929.

Current Ownership Type: Individual / Family Trust

Primary Current Ownership Use: Private Home
House Open to Public: No
Historic Houses Member: No

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