Codnor Castle

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Codnor Castle is a medieval ruined fortress in Derbyshire, England, historically associated with the powerful Grey family and notable for its surviving earthworks and stone remains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
ruined fortress
access public footpath
architecturalStyle medieval military architecture
builtFor de Grey family NERFINISHED
constructionStart 12th century
country England
currentCondition ruin
hasArchaeologicalEvidence defensive earthworks
medieval occupation layers
stone foundations
hasPart banked earthworks
curtain wall remains
defensive ditches
fishpond earthworks
gatehouse remains
moat earthworks
outer bailey earthworks
tower remains
hasView Erewash Valley NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade II listed building
Scheduled Monument
historicallyAssociatedWith Barons Grey of Codnor NERFINISHED
Grey family NERFINISHED
inception 12th century
locatedIn Amber Valley NERFINISHED
Codnor NERFINISHED
Derbyshire
East Midlands
locatedOn ridge above the Erewash Valley
managedBy Codnor Castle Heritage Trust NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
nearbySettlement Codnor NERFINISHED
Crosshill NERFINISHED
Loscoe NERFINISHED
notableFeature elevated strategic position
substantial earthwork defences
surviving stone wall fragments
notableResident Henry Grey, 1st Baron Grey of Codnor NERFINISHED
Richard Grey, 3rd Baron Grey of Codnor NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
ownedBy private owner
partOf medieval defensive network of Derbyshire
referencedIn historic documents relating to the Grey family
significantModification 13th century
14th century
usedFor administrative centre of local estates
fortified residence
military defence

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Codnor knownFor Codnor Castle
Codnor hasNearby Codnor Castle
Codnor hasHeritageSite Codnor Castle