English: Walsopthorne. Walsopthorne is a moated site. It is a gentry property, and was owned by the Pichards of Suckley in Worcestershire during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The moat is substantial, with an outer enclosure which may have held a garden. The timber-framed house was built c.1600.
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