Photo A3 Groombridge Place and its moat Birchden The earliest mention of c2017 For Sale

Photograph Notes: The earliest mention of a manor house at Groombridge Place is from 1239 and the moat is medieval. The present day Groombridge Place dates from 1662. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a frequent visitor and he set his Sherlock Holmes novel "The Valley of Fear" at Groombridge Place, although the house is renamed "Birlstone Manor" in the book. For a full history see en.wikipedia/wiki/Groombridge_Place The house is not open to the public but the gardens can be visited - see groombridgeplace/ for details.

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