Wardour House (Whitney on Wye)
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Wardour House (Whitney on Wye)
Image: © Fabian Musto Taken: 24 Jul 2026
Fine Georgian era house by the A438 road in Whitney on Wye, built as the rectory around 1735 when the River Wye floods of 1720 affected both the predecessor here and Image When a newer rectory was built further up the hill in the mid-C19 Image, the building here became known as Church House as seen on OS maps from the late C19 to the mid-C20. Wardour House was grade II listed in 1988.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.1205
Longitude
-3.070396