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Medieval castle defended by a moat with a drawbridge and the gatehouse to the east.
Built by William de Caverswall, Earl of Staffordshire.
House built onto the Medieval castle.
1086 Mentioned.
1275 Licence to crenellate granted to William de Caverswell, Earl of Staffordshire.
1540-1546 Itinerary of John Leland: Derelict.
1615 Purchased by Mathew Craddock who restored it and added a house to the north of the courtyard.
1625 Rebuilt by the Mayor of Staffordshire.
1811 Purchased by Benedictine Nuns.
1890 Extended and altered.
1951 Field Investigation.
1974 Field Investigation.