Fallodon Hall

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Fallodon Hall is a historic country house in the hamlet of Fallodon in Northumberland, England, long associated with prominent local landowning families.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country house
historic building
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture NERFINISHED
associatedWith Earl Grey family NERFINISHED
Grey family NERFINISHED
landowning families of Northumberland
category Country houses in Northumberland
Grade II listed houses in Northumberland
country England
hasAlternativeName Fallodon Hall, Northumberland NERFINISHED
hasFeature driveway
outbuildings
walled garden
hasGarden formal gardens
hasGrounds parkland
woodland
hasHeritageStatus Grade II listed building
hasNotableResident Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey NERFINISHED
Edward Grey, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon NERFINISHED
Sir Edward Grey NERFINISHED
members of the Grey family
locatedIn Fallodon NERFINISHED
North East England
Northumberland
United Kingdom
near Alnwick NERFINISHED
North Sea coast of Northumberland NERFINISHED
notableFor association with British statesman Edward Grey
historic country estate in Northumberland
region historic county of Northumberland
surroundedBy agricultural land
usedAs private residence

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