Picturesque Castle and Unusual Tower

The construction of the castle dates back to the 10th century, and the appearance of the residential part, mainly of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. The castle has a remarkable garden, which is designed and maintained at a very high level. In 1535, Henry VIII visited the castle with his second wife, Anne Boleyn, who was empty and was left unattended for some time.
It is believed that the ghost lives in the castle. This is a tall woman wearing a green Tudor dress. The lady in green who looks out of the window and walks along the green alleys of the garden is considered to be the ghost of Catherine Parr. She was the sixth wife of Henry VIII.
Open Hours: Monday-Sunday: 10:00-17:00.

The tower was built at the expense of Lord Coventry. Starting the construction of the Broadway Tower, the Lord believed that the building would act as a kind of beacon for the whole neighborhood in case of unexpected situations. The Broadway Tower has become a Gothic structure, and work on it was completed at the very end of the 18th century, in 1797.
In 1943, a bomber crashed into Beacon Hills, two hundred meters from the Broadway Tower and a tenant farmer who was also a member of the Royal Observer Corps. The farmer hurried to the crash site and tried to save lives. His deed was marked by Sir W. Churchill.