Hall Place is a stunning Grade I Tudor country house, originally built in 1537, with magnificent gardens sitting on the banks of the River Cray. It comes with a large Tudor Great Hall which is overlooked by the Minstrels' Gallery. Period features in the house include decorative beams, grand fireplaces and wood panelled rooms. Large windows provide excellent natural light. Hall Place Gardens include Queen's Beasts topiary sculptures, herbaceous borders, wildflower meadow, a glasshouse and a nursery.