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Simonsbath House

Simonsbath House is a historic house in Simonsbath on Exmoor in Somerset, England. The Grade II listed building is now the Simonsbath House Hotel, and outdoor activity centre. It lies in the valley of the River Barle and on the Two Moors Way footpath.

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Location
Simonsbath, Somerset
Built
Mid-17th century
Designated
6 April 1959
Official name
Simonsbath House Hotel
Reference no.
1058031

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Heraldic overmantel

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Simonsbath House

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related to Heraldic overmantel · 49
Simonsbath House → Above, Beaumont, Bodenham, Bodenham Cottrell, Bottreaux, Castelline, Chichester, Courtenay, Devon, Dorset, Filleigh, Filleigh Church, First, Ford, Fortescue, Fourth, Gertrude Courtenay, Hagget, Horwood, Joan Moreton
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Simonsbath House → historic house in Simonsbath on Exmoor in Somerset, late 16th-century heraldic overmantel relating to the Fortescue family and brought by them from Weare Giffard Hall
Built · 1
Simonsbath House → Mid-17th century
Designated · 1
Simonsbath House → 6 April 1959
Location · 1
Simonsbath House → Simonsbath, Somerset
Official name · 1
Simonsbath House → Simonsbath House Hotel
Reference no. · 1
Simonsbath House → 1058031

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Simonsbath HouseBuiltMid-17th century1.00infobox
Simonsbath HouseDesignated6 April 19591.00infobox
Simonsbath HouseLocationSimonsbath, Somerset1.00infobox
Simonsbath HouseOfficial nameSimonsbath House Hotel1.00infobox
Simonsbath HouseReference no.10580311.00infobox
Simonsbath Houseis ahistoric house in Simonsbath on Exmoor in Somerset0.90text
Simonsbath Houseis alate 16th-century heraldic overmantel relating to the Fortescue family and brought by them from Weare Giffard Hall0.90text
Simonsbath Houserelated to Heraldic overmantelAbove0.60section
Simonsbath Houserelated to Heraldic overmantelFortescue0.60section
Simonsbath Houserelated to Heraldic overmantelWeare Giffard Hall0.60section
Simonsbath Houserelated to Heraldic overmantelDevon0.60section
Simonsbath Houserelated to Heraldic overmantelShields0.60section

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