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November 10, 2019
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Built in the 12th Century by Hugh Malbank, Baron of Nantwich, Combermere Abbey served as a monastery until its dissolution in 1538. At the time, it was the third richest monastery in Cheshire and often frequented by royalty. The monastery was also known for poor discipline, with fights often breaking out among its residents.
After its dissolution it was bought by Sir George Cotton and converted into a country house. It remained in his family until 1919. The house is set amongst beautiful parklands, including the Comber Mere.
After its dissolution it was bought by Sir George Cotton and converted into a country house. It remained in his family until 1919. The house is set amongst beautiful parklands, including the Comber Mere.
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Elevation 80 m