Built originally in 1542 as part of Henry VIII's coastal defences known as Device Forts, Netley Castle spent much of the 20th century as a publicly owned convalescent home. Since the 1990's it has been in private ownership.
Sunday, 8 August 2010
Castles
They say an Englishman's home is his castle and that's certainly true down on the Netley Foreshore.
Built originally in 1542 as part of Henry VIII's coastal defences known as Device Forts, Netley Castle spent much of the 20th century as a publicly owned convalescent home. Since the 1990's it has been in private ownership.
The castle is adjacent the pretty village of Netley, on the eastern shore of Southampton Water.
Built originally in 1542 as part of Henry VIII's coastal defences known as Device Forts, Netley Castle spent much of the 20th century as a publicly owned convalescent home. Since the 1990's it has been in private ownership.
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