This is again a property built by Stokes in 1901 for use as a Hunting Lodge. It was built on the site of a thatched farm house. In 1918 the house was occupied by the Bishop of Peterborough, whilst his palace was being used as a military hospital after the Great War . Since his occupation it has been known as Bishops House. In 1920 Lady Jersey lived here and decorated the interior all in white, contrary to the fashion of the time.
Bishops House
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