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This 18th-century manor house was built in 1736 for Archbishop Charles Cobbe, and boasts an elegant Georgian interior with its own antique and original furniture. The house's unique museum of curiosities dating back to 1790 is full of weird and wonderful objects brought back by the widely-traveled Cobbe family. The grounds also contain a 29-acre farm, a walled apple orchard, a craft shop and a children's playground and picnic area.
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