Why is Southall Manor House so special? Well, imagine a Tudor building, potentially the oldest in West London. Southall Manor House isn’t just old. It’s a survivor. This Grade II* listed masterpiece has seen it all, from its grand beginnings around 1587 to its days on the brink of ruin. Built for Richard Awsiter, whose family ruled the Manor of Norwood for ages, it later saw a string of wealthy owners, each leaving their mark on its structure. In 1912, it took on a new role as the property of Southall-Norwood Urban District Council. Fast forward to the 1960s, and Ealing Council became its custodian. Years of wear and tear took their toll, leaving the Manor House in desperate need of care. But 00 Architects stepped in, breathing new life into this historic gem. They didn’t just stop at restoration. A stunning glazed pavilion now stands alongside the Manor House, a testament to modern design complementing the past. Today, Southall Manor House is a space brimming with possibilities. It’s a place where history whispers from every corner, inviting you to uncover its secrets and appreciate its enduring beauty.
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